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What does being in a calorie deficit feel like?
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You'll feel the cold much more.
But after some time, the stomach adapts and you don't really feel that much hunger anymore.
Just can be, that you produce a Gastritis, because the stomach wants to dissolve something and after some time it's itself.
Also, muscles will be used, after fat, and you lose weight in a not nice way.
It's (imho) also really hard to get back to regularly eating normal meals.
After a few weeks of stress and not eating much (last week was like 1.5 sandwiches the whole week), I needed quite some time to be able to process a real meal again.
I would eat a few bites, get the sweats and want to puke.
But the was a bit of an extreme case - at least on countries without famine...