Runners, skaters, and rowers alike try to stay away from it. They endure hunger all day. Some of these clients have a full-blown eating disorder, but the majority are simply hungry. Being hungry all the time is not a personality quirk. Rather, hunger is the body's request for fuel.
Hunger is a very powerful physiological force that creates a strong desire to eat.
Not the case. Food, after all, is fuel. The result is an abnormal physiological state that is known as starvation. Starvation has been inflicted upon many people, including third world natives suffering from famines, poverty-stricken people at the end of the month when no food money is left, and victims of the World War II concentration camps. Starvation is also common among athletes who are intent on losing weight.