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The week before your period
You are not imagining the extra hunger. In the luteal phase, the stretch between ovulation and your period, resting metabolic rate goes up. The honest number: studies put it at 30 to 120 more calories a day, roughly a 3 to 5 percent rise. A meta-analysis found the effect real but small, small enough that in some women it sits inside normal day to day variation. So two things are true at once. Your body genuinely is using a little more. And it is a lot less than the internet implies when it tells you to eat for two that week. What to do with that: eat when you are hungry, lean on protein and fiber so it holds, and stop treating a normal physiological shift as a failure of willpower. You're well on your way. 🤍
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