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The Psychology of appetite Exploring global eating habits Food throughout life and around the world Humans’ eating habits vary globally due to factors like geography, climate, customs, religion, and eating habits. Hunger can lead to indirect consequences such as weakness and defenselessness to infections. Direct consequences include global or energy hunger, where the body doesn’t receive enough food to compensate for metabolic expenses, and occult hunger, caused by dietary monotony due to civilization. These conditions result in deficiencies in proteins, fats, minerals, vitamins, and calcium, leading to fatigue and weakness... Soon online !!! Learn more:
