(HealthDay News) -- Eating for emotional reasons or simple boredom can lead to unnecessary weight gain and unneeded calories. The American Academy of Family Physicians says these signs indicate true hunger: A growling, rumbling, gnawing or hunger pang sensation in your stomach. Low energy, or feeling weak. Difficulty concentrating. A mild headache. Irritability.
(HealthDay News) -- Eating for emotional reasons or simple boredom can lead to unnecessary weight gain and unneeded calories. The American Academy of Family Physicians says these signs indicate true hunger: A growling, rumbling, gnawing or hunger pang sensation in your stomach. Low energy, or feeling weak. Difficulty concentrating. A mild headache. Irritability.