We feel hungry after exercise or performing hard work. Why?
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When you use up your glycogen stores, your liver secretes a hormone called ghrelin, which tells your brain it's time to chow. If you go into a workout with already-low glycogen stores, exercising can further deplete them and trigger the release of ghrelin.
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When you use up your glycogen stores, your liver secretes a hormone called ghrelin, which tells your brain it's time to chow. If you go into a workout with already-low glycogen stores, exercising can further deplete them and trigger the release of ghrelin.
After a physical activity, we take deep breathes and inhale more oxygen. As a result, more oxygen is supplied to our cells and the process of breakdown of food speeds up. Due to this, more energy is released and we tend to feel hungry.