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Like I said, it's just a guess from my experience. It's a complicated subject because people can get "hungry" for different reasons. For me it could very well be that simply getting up to walk a 4-mile circuit around the neighborhood gives me enough of a goal and enjoyment that I feel less of a need to reach for food as entertainment, including the time following the walk.

What gives me an appetite is weight lifting. I honestly don't get how people can't be hungry after lifting heavy. Could be psychological for me because I am also intent on building muscle, but still. My hunger after lifting is more visceral than my usual "gotta eat" feeling.



> It's a complicated subject because people can get "hungry" for different reasons.

When it comes to human health, every subject is like that.

This is why we rely on randomized control groups, peer-review, and other mechanisms to reduce the chances of making wrong assumptions.




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