Follow up – Ali Mualla:
Some people complain of a constant feeling of hunger, and they often attribute this to a lack of food, without realizing that this may be evidence of serious diseases in humans.
Constant hunger may be a sign of diseases such as overactive thyroid gland, and high acidity of the stomach may contribute to the emergence of an uninterrupted sense of hunger.
In addition, the frequent consumption of sweets leads to a rise in insulin levels, which increases appetite.
As for the feeling of extreme hunger along with drowsiness and weakness, it may indicate some health-related problems, as the excessive appetite caused by irregular eating and the intervals between meals, which lasts 4 hours or 4 hours and a half hours, is normal, but in any case. The diet must be reconsidered.
