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A member asked:
Whenever i exercise i feel like im very hungry and would eat bigportions what should i do? it that normal?
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Yes, it's normal. As you expend energy during exercise the body adjusts by releasing hunger hormones.Usually the more muscle you have and use during workouts, the hungrier you may get.
Answered 9/16/2021
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