Why do cold medicines kill your appetite??

Answer 1

When your body is sick, in danger, or in need of concentration, your appetite dies off. When an animal is sick or ingests a poison (including humans), it naturally wants to fast and stops eating. This is because digestion and food processing takes a lot of time, attention, and energy, and it diverts the body's attention away from detoxification...

When you ingest drugs (medical or otherwise), your body becomes toxic. That toxic substance you just took (Medical drugs being the worst 'medically supported' poisons imaginable.) goes through your systems, and your body views it as a poison... especially because it's something so foreign and unnatural that it cannot be recognized, and so must be expelled immediately for safety. Well...- To make things simple, drugs will kill a normal person's appetite. I'm a very, very healthy and clean individual, and when I take cold drugs to lower a high fever, I feel worse for taking them than before with my high degree. Much worse, in fact; Pukingly sick with an enormous headache.

Don't do drugs.

Answer 2

You're lucky, they make me hungry The only time I don't eat when I'm sick is if I am throwing up, sorry to be gross