What causes a person to be hungry and want to eat a lot?

No, it's because you have stomach problems and gastrointestinal peristalsis, cooking porridge with bananas and rice can regulate stomach problems.

Not in a hurry for sure. Diabetes can also make people feel hungry all the time. Eat more. Drink more. Always thirsty. Diuresis. It is a manifestation of diabetes.

It's okay to eat more things like pizza and don't get hungry.

Because of the hormone secretion disorder in his body, and the lack of iron in his body, iron is a large number of elements and is essential, so the lack of iron causes him to often have a craving.

Although they are not hungry, their lives must be very boring, and they always want their mouths to move before eating, mainly so that their lives can be enriched and have something to do.

This is because some people do have a habit of eating, and sometimes they want to eat something even if they are not hungry. You should give yourself a psychological cue and tell yourself that you don't need to eat if you are not hungry.

This may be because he has a better appetite. You may not be able to control your diet and often want to eat something.

Some people are not hungry but often want to eat, this is because they are very depressed and want to use food to release their stress, and there are also people who have developed this habit in their lives, so they often want to eat.

It's because you want to eat because your nerves and mind cue that you want to eat, but your body doesn't finish digesting it at all, so your body doesn't feel hungry.

It may be because you have been on a long-term diet**, or it may be because you have a craving, so you want to eat all the time.

Mainly because our brains push us to do something, and we are not hungry because we are used to such a state.

It's because I usually love to eat, so when I come across the food I like to eat, even if I'm not hungry, I'm very appetizing.

It may be because of physical needs, or it may be that you are hungry and want to eat something, and your taste buds are not satisfied.

It's because some people are very hungry and want to eat something to relieve this feeling. Some people are naturally more food-loving.

Actually, I want to know this thing very much, because I'm in such a state, I don't feel hungry, but I want to eat, and my mouth is completely itchy.

Because these people's metabolism is very fast, and the speed of digesting food is also very fast, so if they don't eat, they will feel their hearts beat faster and their bodies will feel uncomfortable.

It is because people are under a lot of pressure nowadays and often do not exercise, so the body secretes less dopamine, and you can make yourself happier by eating.

The main reason is that my mouth feels a little bland, so I want to eat. It's your own psychological reasons.

Some people are not hungry and often want to eat, mainly because they are bored, and when they have nothing to do, they will want to eat something and watch TV, otherwise they will feel a little bored. It may also be due to gastrointestinal disorders.

<>Physiologically speaking, hunger comes from the whole body, and hunger is a comprehensive signal that the calories in the body are decreasing and the feet are lower. The body's body stores a very small amount of available carbohydrates, which will be used up in half a day, so it is necessary to supplement food and take in more carbohydrates, fats, and proteins to maintain physical energy. If you take food supplements for a long time and then stop depleting your energy, the blood sugar level in the body will drop.

The brain is sensitive to changes in blood sugar and sends a signal to take in. In the central nervous system of the human being, there are two peculiar nerves, commonly known as the satiety nerve and the hungry nerve. Under normal circumstances, they always balance the act of eating and stopping eating in a person or animal very delicately.

In ancient times, there was a difference in degree between "hunger" and "hunger". "Hunger" refers to general hunger; "Hunger" is a very severe level of hunger. Nowadays, the words "hunger" and "hunger" have been conflated and combined into a single word that can be used to denote hunger in any state and at any level.

The body's body stores a very small amount of available carbohydrates, which will be used up in half a day, so it is necessary to supplement food and take in more carbohydrates, fats, and proteins to maintain physical energy.

If you take food supplements for a long time and then stop depleting your energy, the blood sugar level in the body will drop. The brain is sensitive to changes in blood sugar and sends a signal to take in. In the central nervous system of the human being, there are two peculiar nerves, commonly known as the satiety nerve and the hungry nerve.

Under normal circumstances, they are always very delicate balance of human or animal eating and stop eating, scientists have found in experiments that if a mouse's annoyance nerve is removed, then it will no longer eat, it will starve to death in the face of abundant food, if the mouse's satiety nerve is removed, the mouse will stop eating, become a veritable "concubine", its weight will increase at a rate of 5 10 times that of a normal mouse, and finally become an overweight monster, Lying on his stomach in the cage and moving.

1. When the digestion of food in the stomach is almost complete, gastric juice still continues to secrete, and because the stomach is empty, the contraction of the stomach gradually strengthens. The urge to contract violently in the empty stomach is transmitted through the nerves to the brain, causing a feeling of hunger, which we call hunger contractions.

2. When the stomach is hungry and contracted, the liquid in the stomach and the swallowed gas are not at peace in the stomach, and they are squeezed to the east for a while, and then they are squeezed to the west, and the result will be a "cooing" sound.

3. Hunger contraction is periodic, and the strong contraction of the stomach only lasts for about half an hour during hunger, and then it enters a calm period.

4. If this continues for another half an hour to 1 hour, the feeling of hunger will disappear as the stomach contractions stop. So, when you get too hungry, you can't eat.

Extended Materials. The basic physiological functions of the digestive system are to ingest, transport, digest food, absorb nutrients, and excrete waste, and the completion of these physiology is conducive to the coordinated physiological activities of the entire gastrointestinal tract. The digestion and absorption of food provides the substances and energy required by the body.

In addition to vitamins, water and inorganic salts, the nutrients in food can not be directly absorbed and utilized by the body, and the substances such as proteins, fats and sugars cannot be directly absorbed and utilized by the body, and need to be decomposed into small molecules with simple structures in the digestive tract before they can be absorbed and utilized.

The process by which food is broken down into small, absorbable substances in the digestive tract is called digestion. This small molecule enters the blood and lymph through the epithelial cells of the mucosa of the digestive tract and is the process of absorption. For the unabsorbed residue, the digestive tract excretes it in the form of feces through the large intestine.

The digestion process includes two functions: physical digestion and chemical digestion. In terms of chemical breakdown of food, various digestive juices secreted by the digestive glands break down complex nutrients into simple compounds that can be absorbed by the intestinal wall, such as sugars into simple sugars, proteins into amino acids, and lipids into glycerol and fatty acids.

These broken down nutrients are then absorbed into the body by the small intestine (mainly the jejunum) and into the bloodstream and lymph. This digestion process is called chemical digestion.

When the amount of sugar in the body's blood decreases, a person feels hungry. If you always feel hungry easily, you may have peptic ulcers, diabetes or hyperthyroidism. In patients with peptic ulcers, gastric acid secretion increases, and gastric acid can prompt food to be digested faster, causing hunger.

Diabetic patients will have symptoms of fatigue, emaciation, and hunger and overeating due to defects in insulin secretion and/or action, resulting in impaired glucose utilization, increased fat secretion, and negative balance of protein metabolism. Hyperthyroidism is caused by the increased secretion of thyroid hormones in the blood, which can cause increased nerve excitability and hypermetabolism in the digestive system, and can cause symptoms such as heat intolerance, excessive sweating, weight loss, hyperphagia, increased stool frequency or diarrhea.

Patients can have blood drawn to check fasting blood glucose, two-hour postprandial blood glucose, glycosylated hemoglobin, thyroid function, and gastroscopy to confirm the diagnosis.

The human stomach, he has a digestive system, and when his bed feels empty, when there is something to digest in the digestive juice room, you will feel hungry.

Because the human body needs to consume nutrients to maintain the functions caused, food is what provides nutrients, and if you continue to consume it, you will feel hungry

Diabetes: polydipsia, polyuria and polyphagia, some symptoms are not obvious, as long as you check the fasting blood sugar, if necessary, check the postprandial blood sugar and glycosylated hemoglobin.

Hyperthyroidism: Symptoms such as overeating, heavy drinking, weight loss, diarrhea, short temper, and protruding eyes.

Some people have rapid gastrointestinal emptying, easy hunger, frequent bowel movements, and mild abdominal pain after eating, and intestinal antispasmodic drugs** can be considered.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations.

Hello, if pregnancy is excluded, it is considered to be associated with gastrointestinal disorders. It is recommended to eat more crude fiber foods, eat regularly, avoid mental tension, avoid too fine diet, and take Shuganjian Stomach Pills to recuperate. If necessary, go to the gastroenterology department of the hospital for gastroscopy and blood sugar and thyroxine tests to rule out diabetes or hyperthyroidism.

If you eat too much and don't see fat, first observe the lower abdomen, if you have a small amount of fat, it should be related to the liver, if the face is meaty, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check whether there is a problem with the lower spleen.

Hello, according to your addition, advice, see a doctor tomorrow, I can't rule out the possibility of diabetes, don't delay the condition.

If you don't sleep well at night, it is likely to be insomnia, and if you don't have energy, it is likely to be a cold.

5 When faced with great psychological stress, the body's cortisol can increase dramatically, and this substance can convince the body to eat large amounts of food, even when you are not hungry, a pathological behavior that is common in young women. When you are plagued by frequent hunger pangs, you must be vigilant, beware of these diseases that may be at work, and check them in time and carry out them in a targeted manner** to avoid a greater threat to your health.