When people catch a chill, their sense of hunger decreases significantly. What is the reason behind this, and could it be used for weight loss?
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When people catch a chill, their sense of hunger decreases significantly. What is the reason behind this, and could it be used for weight loss?
This post was last edited by Wang Genrong on 2021-8-20 at 14:00. That can’t be right; when a person gets cold, heat is lost more rapidly and energy consumption increases, so hunger should become even stronger. When it comes to losing weight, wearing fewer clothes to increase heat loss and maintain a lower body temperature, without increasing food intake, should help with weight loss; the problem is that you might catch a cold. If combined with exercise at the same time, the effects will be even better.