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Hyperphagia, or excessive eating, is a common feature in obesity, often driven by hormonal imbalances and altered brain signaling that influence hunger. Conditions like leptin resistance, where the body doesn’t respond effectively to the hormone signaling fullness, can exacerbate hyperphagia. Additionally, stress and emotional factors may contribute to overeating in individuals with obesity. Addressing hyperphagia involves a combination of dietary management, behavioral interventions, and, in some cases, medications to regulate appetite and support controlled eating. Tackling hyperphagia is crucial in obesity treatment, as it directly addresses one of the primary behavioral drivers of weight gain.
