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New research explores the link between perception and states of hunger, suggesting that how much you think you've eaten may influence your calorie intake.
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Re: Could hunger be a trick of the mind?
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Re: Could hunger be a trick of the mind?
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Re: Could hunger be a trick of the mind?
I've always heard that a lot of people mistake the thirst signal for hunger. This is just hearsay off the top of my head, so I don't have anything to back it up, but I remember hearing that somewhere. So many people don't take in enough water and are usually dehydrated most of the time. They get so used to it, that they begin mistaking the thirst trigger for hunger and end up eating more.Train Till Your Eyes Bleed!
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