The hollow feeling that you have in the pit of your stomach when you are hungry is caused by movements of the stomach. When your stomach is full of food, you do not have any discomfort unless you have eaten too much food or the kind of food. But when all the food has passed through the stomach into the intestines the stomach begins to expand and contact. This movement is what gives you the hunger feeling.
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Oh, so that's how it works! Now I know what goes on inside my tummy whenever I go hungry (which is always!) :P
Thanks for the info on why I feel hungry. I learned something new today.
Oh, now I know! Thanks for the info.
i geez!! i use to feel this before but now!! I can survive even without eating much! or even without rice!! when i get too full my tummy gets so sore so i don't eat much too. xx
Great piece of information. Ganun pala yun! Now I know! thanks!
Its always good to learn something new everyday. Now I don't have to wonder about those pangs of hunger.
Now I know. Thanks for the info. :)
great info :)
Hah, I blame all the 'movements' for keeping me hungry! :(
Very nice information, tho! :)
Now I know what to answer when my daughter asks me. Thanks.
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