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The effect of overeating on the body

  • Studies revealed that in physically active and healthy people, the body is able to control the sugar and fat in the blood after a big meal by working a bit harder than usual to regulate metabolism.
  • Hormones released from the gut and pancreas help the body to regulate blood sugar levels.
  • After participants ate past the point of feeling comfortably full, they had little desire to eat anything even four hours after the meal.
  • The also felt sleepier and less energetic after eating too much.

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Healthy humans rely on the body's ability to work harder in times of need.

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