Why am hungrier on some days than others?
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1. activity varies day to day, increased activity needs more energy and your brain tell you to eat more\n2. on contrary, when you have nothing to do, it's easy to get your attention of food, especially if there is easy and tasty one nearby\n3. you don't eat the same thing everyday don't you? what you eat before affect your hunger. food that hard to digest stay longer in your stomach and make you feel full for longer time. it's not just calories or grams that counts
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You just have a very high metabolism. Or you may be on a certain vitamin or drug that gives you more energy than your body can contain.
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That sounds like a lot of weight in two weeks. Could it be that you getting hungry and eating more?  When I'm done swimming I get really hungry!
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Nope, it only means that we hunger for something that we like.  Our body tells us that we are lacking certain nutrients by making us dizzy, causing us to have deficiency diseases....basically responding physically, not mentally.
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See your doctor. Honestly. If you're noticing a compulsion to eat that's different than you normally feel, there could be an underlying cause for it. And hey, I'd feel better if you ask your doctor than some of the putzes that post answers here. :)
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Have you tried drinking more.  I know it sounds bizarre but sometimes the body confuses hunger with thirst.  Next time you feel hungry try drinking some water first maybe it will do the trick.
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You mean Hypoglycemic right? Could be a combo of a little bit of depression (if u just lost job) and cutting back on the sweets.  Try carbos as they are long term energy release foods (pastas, rice, etc), natures sweets (fruits) and by all means, make sure you are drinking fluids!! (water, healthy fruit-juices)\nGetting into a pattern of a little bit of cardio excersize will bring appetite back and let your natural endorphins pep you up.
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I think it must be harder on your system.  Your system has just cranked up it's metabolism, and alcohol is a depressant to your nervous system.  Plus, booze gets converted to sugar.  So you aren't giving your tired body good food, you are abusing it with sugar and a depressant.  I bet you'll be mighty sore the next day!
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You might be tired due to a drop in blood sugar. Therefore your body craves something sweet to raise the blood sugar. Other people might crave carbohydrates of some kind such as bread, pasta, or potatoes ie French Fries. Carbohydrates turn in to sugar once they are ingested. If you seem to get tired fequently you should probably talk to your doctor.
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Your digestive system is at work all the time and normally during the day you're eating at more or less regular intervals so there's food in your stomach to be digested.\n\nAfter a nights sleep there's likely to be little left to digest so you get feelings of hunger.\n\nPartly it will depend on what you eat - a 'heavy' meal high in fats and proteins for example, will take longer to digest than a 'light' meal such as a salad.
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Alcohol raises your blood sugar, which makes you hungry.
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I was like that this week, just build up by eating and you will be back to normal within a day or 2.  It worked for me.  It's probably because your stomach doesn't expand doesn't want food.  Just try eating :)
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I think sometimes it can be difficult for people who carry some more weight than you to understand why you are thinner. There seems to be a lot of tasty food around now so mabye some just don't understand this. I suppose it comes down to a kind of jealousy thing.
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Almost everyone overeats on occasion, perhaps having seconds or thirds of a holiday meal or scarfing down an entire bag of chips while watching a scary movie.  you feel stuffed for a few hours and then resume your normal, healthy eating habits.\n\nFor some people, though, overeating like this doesn't just become a way of life, it takes over their life.  It's called binge-eating disorder, and although people with this condition feel embarrassed and ashamed about gorging themselves for what could be hours on end and resolve to stop doing it, they also feel a compulsion to continue.\n\nPeople who binge may eat when they're not really hungry and continue eating even long after they're uncomfortably full.  After a binge, they often try to diet or eat normal meals.  But restricting their eating can lead to more bingeing, perpetuating the cycle.
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Sounds to me like you are restricting food intake too much.  Protein and fiber keep you full longer.  Eating 6 meals a day works best.
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Because a lot of your blood is being moved to your stomach and intestines to digest your food.  Perhaps you have low blood volume or poor circulation.  You might want to see a doctor.
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I don't know if you are male or female.  This kind of fluctuation can be caused by water retention or constipation even.  If you are very lean, even a meal can add weight.  Just think, a litre of water weighs 1 kilo, nearly 2 pounds.