From: Why Weight Gain Stalls in Type 2 Diabetes Despite Eating More
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How does your body feel after a meal—energized, sluggish, or hungry again soon?

Noticing post‑meal sensations can reveal how your metabolism is handling nutrients. If you feel hungry quickly despite eating a lot, it may signal rapid glucose excretion or inefficient storage, guiding you to adjust meal composition or timing.

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Keep a simple journal for three days: record what you eat, approximate portion size, and how you feel 30 minutes after each meal. Look for patterns that suggest which foods leave you satisfied longer.

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