Exercise and Eating
Exercise may not directly increase satiety, but it influences eating behavior by keeping us occupied and enhancing our sensitivity to hunger signals. Studies show that active individuals tend to adjust their caloric intake in line with their activity levels, while sedentary people often overeat. The body thrives on movement, and when we’re not active, we may find ourselves eating more out of boredom.In this clip
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