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You just ate. You seemed full. But an hour later, you're reaching for the fridge again. Sound familiar? Many people think the problem lies in weak willpower or a love of food. But in reality, hunger is a complex mechanism influenced by hormones, sleep, stress, diet, habits, and even gut health. Gastroenterologist Anastasia Chizhikova explains why you don't feel full—and what to do about it. In this episode: — Ghrelin and leptin: the hormones that control hunger — Leptin resistance: why the brain doesn't hear the satiety signal — Why the satiety signal only comes after 20 minutes — Protein is the main blocker of the hunger hormone — Insulin surges: why hunger returns immediately after sweets — Lack of sleep increases ghrelin and provokes overeating — Gadgets at the table: why you eat more — When constant hunger is a reason to see a doctor 📌 Don't rush to blame yourself for lack of willpower. The solution almost never boils down to the phrase "you just need to eat less." 📌 Tell us in the comments: how long after eating does hunger return for you? 👇 📲 Track your reactions to food and work with trusted specialists → https://eatvio.ru/ 0:00 — Ate and hungry again: sound familiar? 0:35 — Why hunger isn't just an empty stomach 0:54 — Ghrelin: the hormone that screams "you need to eat" 1:17 — Leptin and the leptin resistance trap 1:49 — You call the courier, but your phone is on silent 2:18 — Lack of sleep increases ghrelin 2:37 — Protein inactivates the hunger hormone 3:26 — Satiety only occurs after 20 minutes 4:10 — Why rushing at the table = overeating 5:54 — Hunger is from stress, not from lack of food 6:43 — Protein in the diet: the main source of satiety 7:44 — Why porridge with honey doesn't fill you up 9:05 — Itvio: nutrition consultants 9:36 — Simple carbohydrates and insulin spikes 10:00 — Sugar drops below baseline — the body Panicking 11:05 — How to Properly Combine Carbohydrates, Fiber, and Protein 11:49 — Sweets Are Okay — But Not on an Empty Stomach 12:17 — The Problem Isn't in the Kitchen, It's in the Bedroom 12:28 — Cortisol, Ghrelin, and Lack of Sleep 13:14 — Gadgets at the Table Are Our Enemies 13:46 — The Microbiome Controls Appetite 14:28 — When Constant Hunger Is a Symptom of Disease 15:33 — Practical Solutions: How to Learn to Eat Your Fill 16:21 — Appetite Is a Complex Mechanism, Not a Weakness 16:48 — A Call to Action