Why do I feel hungrier during perimenopause?

Many women notice that during perimenopause their appetite suddenly increases, cravings become stronger, and it feels harder to control hunger.

If you’ve been wondering “why am I always hungry during perimenopause?” or “why do my cravings feel stronger after 40?”, you’re not alone.

In this episode, I explain why hunger increases during perimenopause and what hormonal and metabolic changes may be influencing your appetite.

During this stage of life, fluctuations in estrogen, changes in blood sugar regulation, and increased stress hormones can all affect hunger signals and cravings.

Many women assume that feeling hungrier during perimenopause means they are eating too much or losing willpower.

In reality, hunger during perimenopause is often connected to hormonal changes, metabolism shifts, and blood sugar instability, not simply lack of discipline.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Why women feel hungrier during perimenopause
• How hormonal changes affect appetite and cravings
• Why blood sugar balance becomes more important after 40
• Why eating less can sometimes make hunger worse
• What may help stabilize appetite during perimenopause

If you’re struggling with perimenopause hunger, menopause weight gain, or changes in appetite after 40, this video will help you understand what’s happening in your body.

00:00 Why hunger increases during perimenopause
01:40 Hormonal changes affecting appetite
04:00 Blood sugar and cravings after 40
06:10 Why eating less can increase hunger
08:00 Supporting metabolism during perimenopause

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