This is a YouTube video titled "The Difference Between Being Hungry & Hangry." It features a conversation involving Alicia Mackey Huber and another speaker discussing the distinctions between normal hunger, pathological hunger related to insulin resistance, and symptoms like hypoglycemia and irritability. The content was created in June 2024 and explores health and metabolic topics.
Something else that stands out in your work is something that doesn't get nearly enough press. It's the idea that there's a difference between hunger and being hypoglybitschy or hangry. Just this craving state.
So you're talking about my energy model of insulin resistance. When we are insulin resistant, we very often have abnormal hunger. I call it pathological hunger. Pathological means related to disease. The disease insulin resistance. So if you get hangry or brain fog or irritable, and there's eight, nine other symptoms that I list as the most common. Hypoglycemia, blood sugar falling symptoms, that means you probably have insulin resistance.
