Hunger: Word Origin and Use.
- Hunger is the ‘need’ to eat food as your body instructs you to do so. The first sign of hunger is a rumbling stomach. This is your body’s way of letting you know that it needs fuel.
- Another difference between Hunger and Appetite is that you cannot control hunger since it is instinctive. You should not ignore hunger since this can have negative effects on the body.
- Not eating on time can cause fatigue and lack of focus. To alert you of hunger, your body gives you hunger pangs.
- The muscles in the stomach walls contract when the body needs fuel and these are called hunger pangs.
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