Tag: No hunger cues

According to a study published in Physiology & Behavior, the brain's regulation of appetite is a complex interplay of hormones, like ghrelin and leptin, which directly influences our desire to eat. This sophisticated system means that when you have no appetite, the experience is more than just missing a meal—it's a complex mix of physical and emotional sensations.

According to a study published by the National Institutes of Health, chronic psychological stress can lead to suppressed appetite due to elevated cortisol levels. If you find yourself thinking, "why do I have no appetite but I don't feel sick?", the answer may involve psychological factors like stress and anxiety, or other non-illness related causes that influence your body's hunger signals.