Tired, heavy workload and yet - no appetite?

So, as you all know, I'm moving to the apartment my boyfriend rents. That means lots and lots of packing, lifting, etc; plus my work had become super-busy and although I have grown from small to medium company recently, I still have quite a lot of work. Usually, with this kind of workload, my appetite would go through the roof...

However, I don't feel any need whatsoever to eat. Not even the regular, "empty stomach" feeling. Now, I know - that would be great if I could just be sitting around, doing much less than I do now... Yesterday I was carrying the box with my best crystal glasses (I gave an arm and a leg for them, but I just HAD to have them!) to the pile of boxes in the corner and I almost fainted!!! I've managed to gently put the precious box on the chair nearby and just sat on the floor...

My bunny had dragged his half-eaten apple and pushed it towards me... I know it's kinda icky, but I took several bites to raise my blood sugar. Then, I drank some Pepsi (regular!)... But whenever I try to eat, third bite seems as if I've been binging for two hours straight before that!

So, I didn't think I would ever ask a question like this, but... Any advice on raising my appetite?

You need to eat. Once you start eating, your appetite will return. Make time to eat every 3-4 hours, even if it's just something small like an apple or a handful of nuts. Once your body knows to expect food on a regular basis, your hunger signals will return and you will be able to notice them. Once you're a little less stressed you will find your appetite comes back more than ever, so keep eating small amounts now to prevent a binge later on xxx

So, I've moved and I keep pushing food down my throat. I make sure I eat at least something every 3 hours with the help of alarm on my cellphone. Mostly it is not much (some nuts, fruit, maybe a piece of chicken or boiled egg), but it's better than nothing.

I even talked to my bf about the issue and he makes sure that I:
1. Take my multivitamin daily
2. Get enough sugar in my system from his mocha's
3. Always have something snackable (wow, just made up a new word) around
4. Don't carry anything heavier than my purse (maybe my briefcase)

He thinks it's a good thing, kind of a "tough love" lesson about the importance of eating for me. Like my body is saying "So you don't wanna eat? Great! I won't let you function! Period!"

Oh, and the reason I was away for this long was that I've plugged in my desktop just now, and I don't access this forum from my laptop since many people have access to it.

How are you feeling now that you're eating more regularly? How's the new place? Do you love it?

Well, the most important thing: no more fainting spells. I'm still struggling to eat enough, but I'm managing somehow. Appetite is not back yet, so I'm practically forcing myself, but I know I need it to function properly.

And I wrote about the new place [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].