Losing your appetite in summer? When it’s normal and when it’s a warning sign
Summer's heat naturally curbs appetite as the body prioritizes cooling over digestion. While lighter, water-rich foods become appealing, a persistent loss of hunger, especially with other symptoms like fatigue or nausea, signals a potential health concern. Experts advise seeking medical evaluation if appetite remains low for over five to seven days.
Summer's heat naturally curbs appetite as the body prioritizes cooling over digestion. While lighter, water-rich foods become appealing, a persistent loss of hunger, especially with other symptoms like fatigue or nausea, signals a potential health concern. Experts advise seeking medical evaluation if appetite remains low for over five to seven days.
