Loss of Appetite

The past few months I have slowly phased out sugars and carbs, but in the last week I have started doing a strict diet of only eating veggies, fruit, walnuts, protein (white meat or fish), basically whole foods only. But after a week of doing this I have started to experience a loss of appetite. I am very thin to begin with so the idea of losing weight is scaring me a bit. I can't afford to lose anymore weight. Did any of you experience loss of appetite after changing your diet? I am wondering if this is because of LD or because change in diet?

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply Girlie.

I have undiagnosed LD for 12 years. I have had a laundry list of symptoms over the past decade. My anxiety was making miserable early this year, which prompted me to start a healthy lifestyle, including starting acupuncture, took up running, pilates and eating healthy - it made me feel better than ever, my anxiety had almost completely vanished, my skin cleared up, my bones/joints didn't ache. But then I had a big set back , in May I had an outbreak on my leg some strange rash shingles thing then the following month I began to get numbness, tingling only on my left side of body and face, brain fog, memory loss and major panic attacks. I had 2 MRIs done and saw 2 Neurologist who ruled out MS and basically said ignore it. It wasn't until I saw a chiropracter who told me it could be lyme disease. When I started to do research, EVERYTHING CLICKED, it was like reading my life story. I went back to the Neurologist and asked to be tested for Lyme, to my surprise she didn't put up a fight. She called me four days later and because I tested positive for Lyme Antibodies.

Sorry for the rant.

I eat pretty bad... French fries galore. LOL. When I eat bad, I feel better. I don't get it. When I start to eat healthy like you said, I do lose my appetite and even go full days without eating.

So I just continue to eat bad. I think I am a rare case of Lyme because when I eat carbs, pasta, breads, sweets, it doesn't affect me at all. My symptoms don't change and like I said, I usually end up feeling better. Weird.