I DON’T FEEL HUNGRY
Not feeling hungry does not always mean the body does not need food. Appetite and hunger cues can become quiet, delayed or hard to interpret.
This four-page Mind Body Food resource explores support nourishment when appetite cues are quiet. Inside, readers will find a clear overview of common contributors, a practical four-step response and a structured symptom-reflection worksheet. It encourages readers to consider timing, patterns, associated symptoms, food, fluids, sleep, stress, medication and physical health without assuming one cause.
The final page provides space to record what was happening and includes topic-specific guidance about when professional or urgent medical support may be needed. The tone is supportive and non-judgemental, helping readers respond to body signals without blame or unnecessary restriction.
This resource is for education and reflection. It does not diagnose a condition or replace personalised medical, nutritional or mental-health advice.
Gemma Learoyd MNCPS
