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   The  Hunger That Gets Worse the More You Succeed There is a cruel irony at the heart of weight loss that nobody in the weight loss industry talks about with sufficient honesty. The more weight you lose, the hungrier you become. Not the temporary, manageable hunger of the first few weeks of a new dietary approach. Not the hunger that fades after a few days of adjustment. But a deep, persistent, biologically driven hunger that grows progressively more powerful with each kilogram lost, that cannot be reasoned away or willpowered into submission, and that research has now established can persist for years after weight loss has been achieved and stabilized. This is not a character flaw. It is not evidence of insufficient motivation, inadequate discipline, or a psychological weakness around food. It is the predictable, well-documented output of a neuroendocrine system that has been specifically designed by millions of years of evolution to prevent exactly the kind of d...