Hi
Has anyone else had a Limpoa grow on their bodies since drinking Huel? I tell you why?
Lipomas are soft, fatty lumps that grow under your skin. They’re harmless and do not usually need any treatment. They’re classified as benign growths, or tumors, of fatty tissue.
I’ve been drinking Huel for 3 years
I had 6cm Limpoa grow on my back, my family has no history of Limpoas
I went to a Clinic in Harley street that specializes in Lipoma removal.
I was surprised to see someone in the clinic drinking Huel in the waiting room.
It was definitely Huel because she was drinking from a Huel brand cup. I didn’t think anything about it at the time.
But thinking about it now, it does seem an odd coincidence but both of us drink Huel,
and both of us are at clinic that specializes in removal of Lipomas
I weigh myself every day using smart scales
I know Huel increases my Subcutaneous
There has been study that essential amino acids and other supplements help feed tumors to grow.
Maybe there is a link between Huel feeding Limpoas to grow in the body?
If you had lipomas after drinking huel, please let me know?
I used to be very prone to Lipoma’s when I was in my teens or early 20’s. I had at least 5 removed by the NHS years ago but I’ve had 3 more form since then but the NHS doesn’t remove them anymore. I may pay to get them removed myself.
Even with my history though, I haven’t had any new ones form since I’ve been consuming Huel and I’ve been using Huel for maybe half my calories for around 5 years now.
yeah the NHS will not cover them any more as they are not seen as being in any way dangerous to your health. When I was younger in the UK I had several (and still have them) that the doctors would not remove.
Best I can tell they are a pretty common issue with no proven link to diet or any other cause for that matter (although people with obesity can seemingly be more prone to them) with the general assumption they are a genetic thing without necessarily being herediatary.
They can also be linked to other illnesses which was apparently the case with me.
Hey Charles, I’m sorry to hear you ran into trouble! Hopefully, you’re feeling better now
I think it’s exactly that
There’s no reason that Huel would increase the deposit of subcutaneous fat. There’s no strong evidence that any food causes an increase in fat being in one area over another, calorie excess is usually the key here.
Strange the NHS wont cover it As they cover other non life threating things ;
Maybe if its associated with a a mental thing they will do it for free(like gender reassignment ?)
surly limpoas can affect mental health too! i’m astonished it not covered Maybe the O.P should try the mental aspect/quality of life
yes you would have to convince them it is causing you some sort of mental anxiety or stress, but as these usually occur on areas of the body that are normally covered up in day to day life - it would be a hard sell.
Hey Coup! They advertise £400 to £300. Whgen you got to see them they tell you the price is based on the size of Limpoa, mine is lenght 6cm by 5cm wide. Larger than that is £1800
This was the bit that was made me wondered, Phil?
Huel about 200 calories per cup.
Our body would normally digest 200 calories slowly from food period of time.
Obese problem develop limpoa’s because
their bodies have to many calories to deal with.
I was wondering if instant 200 calories of huel in liquid form
be too much for the body, and could cause limpoa
Haha so far it seems to be only me experienced this
I also dislocated my shoulder too. I read sudden bangs or knocks
can cause Limpoas too
well a grande Starbucks latte is also about 200 calories and has 4.5g of saturated fats so I dont think its a matter of taking in your calories too quickly in a drink
yes - thats not unheard of for them to form at injury sites.
If Huel caused lipomas we would all have them. None here I can assure you. Bad luck for anyone who does get them though. They may not be life threatening but they can be quite annoying/frustrating all the same.
