14/09/2026
🩷 Do you find yourself getting so hungry that you’ll eat anything in sight?
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Today, I forgot to have my afternoon snack.
Six hours passed without eating, and by the time I realised, I was:
🩷 Hangry
🩷 Low on energy
🩷 Absolutely starving
Before I knew it, I was eating everything I could find just to fill the gap.
And it reminded me why regular eating matters—especially during perimenopause.
When you go too long without eating, you may experience:
🩷 Low energy
🩷 Increased hunger
🩷 Stronger cravings
🩷 Difficulty making balanced food choices
🩷 Feeling like you need to eat everything in sight
It’s not about eating constantly or following a rigid schedule.
It’s about giving your body enough nourishment throughout the day so you’re not reaching the point of feeling desperate for food.
For me, that might mean having a balanced breakfast, lunch, dinner and an afternoon snack when needed.
Don’t wait until you’re completely depleted to feed your body.
Regular, balanced meals can help you feel more energised, satisfied and in control around food.
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