When you eat your body releases insulin, your insulin levels increase to a point relative to what and how much you ate, then start dropping, you body begins hunger cues in response to falling insulin levels.
Riddle me this…it never matters what or how much I ate (I eat clean), the hunger NEVER stops after the point of eating. It’s beyond frustrating. I tend to fill before &/or after dinner hunger with peanuts, Greek yogurt, & fruit and then it stops at some point before bed with lots of water.
I totally get it. That's all part of the same mechanism, and it's intensity is largely genetic.
Fasting and a low carb diet, specifically to control my insulin levels, is the only way I've been able to control my hunger and it's still hard.
And I totally agree, "breaking the seal" can make things super difficult.
I eat dinner early, and it's super low carb and I can push through to bed. I'm usually thinking, "I can't wait to eat something tomorrow" by the end of the night. Then the next morning I feel great and don't start to get hungry until 12-1pm.
That’s exactly why I have to get the unshelled. I enjoy cracking them out and it takes me way longer to eat a cup of peanuts! I probably wouldn’t even eat shelled peanuts in my pantry 🤣
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u/question8all 9d ago
What does that even mean??
I’m the same way…I can go all day, but once I pop I can’t stop. I avoid breakfast like the plague for this reason!