Still Hungry on your GLP-1m

Taking a GLP-1 doesn’t mean you’ll never feel hungry again — and that’s actually normal! Here’s why hunger can still show up:

✨ 1. Your body still needs fuel.

GLP-1s slow digestion and reduce appetite, but they don’t replace real nutrition. When your body needs energy, it will signal hunger.

✨ 2. You may not be eating enough protein or fiber.

Low-protein or low-fiber meals digest quickly, leading to earlier hunger. Balanced meals = longer fullness.

✨ 3. Emotional or habitual hunger still exists.

Stress, boredom, social eating, and routines don’t disappear with medication.

✨ 4. Your dose may not fully suppress appetite.

Some days you might feel hungrier as your body adjusts—totally normal.

✨ 5. Hormones fluctuate.

Sleep, menstrual cycles, and stress hormones can increase appetite even while on GLP-1s.

✨ 6. You're losing weight.

As you lose fat, your hunger hormones can increase temporarily. It’s your body trying to maintain balance.

Remember: Hunger isn’t a sign your medication isn’t working. It’s simply a signal from your body—listen, fuel well, and stay consistent. 💛

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