Sleep controls hunger
After too little sleep, the hunger hormone ghrelin rises and the fullness hormone leptin falls. That makes cravings much harder to resist.
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Weight loss is about more than calories in and out. Sleep, protein, movement and blood sugar affect how hungry you are and how easy it is to keep the weight off. Here are the principles, and habits you can test this week.
After too little sleep, the hunger hormone ghrelin rises and the fullness hormone leptin falls. That makes cravings much harder to resist.
Better sleep →Protein gives the most fullness per calorie, and helps you keep your muscles while you lose weight.
Biohacking diet →All the movement that isn't exercise, like taking the stairs and standing instead of sitting, adds up to a surprisingly large part of what you burn.
Exercise →Big blood sugar peaks can make you hungry again soon after a meal. Eat vegetables and protein before the carbs.
The Glucose Goddess hacks →Small changes are easier to keep than strict diets. Pick one or more habits, try them for seven days and notice how your hunger and energy change.
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