appetite
Should you be happy if you have no appetite: when to go to the doctor - comments from a nutritionist
Poor appetite is always bad. In this article, we will tell you what this may be connected with.
Diana Dashkevich health health facts nutrition facts food Cooking 29 April 2024
Nutritionist's insights: Overeating VS Not eating enough – how stress affects it
When stressed, people can develop different relationships with food. While it's usually based on their personality and experiences, it can also be affected by the type and reason of their stress.
Kate Yakimchuk nutrition facts overeating hunger hormones stress Cooking 23 January 2024
Nutritionist's insights: Love-related lack of appetite
When falling in love, lots of people feel like they lack appetite - they physically can't eat anything. While not everyone experiences this effect, it's interesting to know the mechanism of how it works.
Kate Yakimchuk in love food emotions emotional eating Cooking 3 January 2024
Expert Explanation: Why There Is No Appetite – Good to Know
The medical name for loss of appetite is anorexia. But it should not be confused with anorexia nervosa - a mental illness, an eating disorder. A person with this diagnosis may feel hungry, but independently limits food intake.
Diana Dashkevich health nutrition health facts nutrition facts facts Cooking 29 December 2023
When nothing seems tasty: Nutritionist's tips
Sometimes when you're stressed, bored, or both, you can't just enjoy food - it all seems not tasty. While some people choose not to eat at all, it's unhealthy - so it's better to change your habits slowly to stay healthy and energetic.
Kate Yakimchuk food hunger nutrition tips Cooking 21 November 2023
Appetite changes when stressed: Nutritionist's tips
Lots of people mention that their appetite changes when they're stressed, upset, or depressed - it's a pretty common thing. While some people basically can't eat when something is wrong, others tend to overeat, trying to cope with their feelings.
Kate Yakimchuk stress overeating nutrition Cooking 27 October 2023
Night shifts cause weight gain: A new study on sleep and appetite
You've probably noticed that people who work night shifts often gain extra weight - but why does it happen? Scientists have discovered why working night shifts can affect a person's appetite.
Kate Yakimchuk sleep research weight Psychology 17 October 2023
Hamster's bad appetite: Keep your pets safe
Hamsters are well-known for their great appetite and their habit to collect food to save it for later. Therefore, your hamster's bad appetite can be a bad sign - in many cases, it means that something is wrong with your pet.
Kate Yakimchuk hamsters rodent pets health Animals 14 October 2023
How weather affects our appetite: Nutritionist's insights
Have you ever wondered why it's hard to lose weight before summer, but it's easier to lose it during summer? It's often tied to our appetite, because weather, climate, and seasons can affect it a lot. But how?
Kate Yakimchuk food weather Cooking 12 October 2023
When appetite spikes: Nutritionist's insights
Even if you can control your appetite really well, there are some situations when it can get out of control. It has nothing to do with your self-control, though - it's natural for your appetite to change according to your conditions and feelings.
Kate Yakimchuk food hunger Cooking 3 October 2023
Appetite brain cells discovered: A new study on obesity and brain
Obesity is a huge health problem not only because of the weight damaging a human body, but also because of how it generally changes a person. Scientists have discovered brain cells that can make you hungry, and these cells are only activated when you're obese.
Kate Yakimchuk research brain hunger Cooking 28 September 2023
Memory and appetite are connected: A study on more reasons for obesity
Brain affects different spheres of our lives, and our appetite and weight management are no exception. New research reveals a direct relationship between disrupted connections in brain circuits responsible for memory and appetite regulation and body mass index, particularly in individuals dealing with disorders or overeating leading to obesity, such as binge eating disorder.
Kate Yakimchuk research food memory brain Psychology 5 September 2023
Consistently bad appetite: Why it happens and why it's dangerous
Having a consistently bad appetite for a long time can be a sign of an underlying health issue or imbalance. While occasional fluctuations in appetite are normal, persistent loss of appetite can have negative consequences on overall health and well-being.
Kate Yakimchuk food health Cooking 20 August 2023
Why some pets can't control their appetite: When your pet friend eats too much
Does your pet friend eat too much? If your pet always seems to be hungry and can't leave his bowl without eating everything you put in it, this could be a sign that your pet can't control his appetite.
Kate Yakimchuk cats pets pets facts Animals 29 June 2023
Why some children have bad appetite: What your child-s eating habits mean
We all know that growing children often need more food to get all the nutrients they need, but sometimes it seems that children are not hungry at all. The first thing parents think about is that they are sick, but this is not always the case.
Kate Yakimchuk children eating habits food Cooking 22 June 2023