Why Does the Heat Make Me Want to Eat? The Surprising Science Behind Summer Appetites
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While many people ask, 'Why does the heat make me want to eat?', scientific evidence suggests that high temperatures actually tend to suppress appetite. This is due to the body’s primary focus shifting from digesting food to regulating its internal temperature in hot environments. Your feeling of hunger may be a misinterpretation of another bodily signal.
