The feeling of satiety varies between different people. Scientists say that our ability to sense satiety decreases as we age. If you sleep little, you may also have problems detecting satiety signals. American researchers found that women with sleep problems ate about 300 more calories per day. Hormonal fluctuations – especially in menopause – and certain medications can also play a big role in your sense of satiety.
The feeling of satiety varies between people due to differences in metabolism, hormones, gut bacteria, and lifestyle factors like diet and activity levels. Genetics also play a role, as well as psychological and emotional responses to food.
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Eat slower!
We need to slow down when we eat. Even if we start out hungry, we need to exercise some self-discipline by eating a reasonable portion size and giving ourselves at least 20 minutes to eat, not faster. Generally if you have eaten slowly, your stomach expands as you eat and you have enough time to register your feeling of fullness. · We all have hungrier days than others, so perhaps keep a food diary or note lifestyle factors that could have contributed to your hunger levels on a particular day. · It is recommended to have some fruit such as apples or a small jar of quark on hand so that if you find your hunger levels rising during the day you can have a small snack to satisfy your hunger.