02/10/2026
Protein plays an important role in supporting blood sugar stability, appetite signaling, and satiety. When protein intake is consistently low, the body may continue to send hunger signals—even after calories are consumed.
Because protein helps support steady energy levels, not getting enough can sometimes lead the body to seek quick sources of fuel, which are often refined carbohydrates or sugary foods.
When meals include adequate protein, it may help support:
• More stable blood sugar levels
• Reduced cravings for sweets and refined carbs
• Greater feelings of fullness and satisfaction
When protein intake is low, some people notice:
• Increased desire for fast-digesting carbs (sweets, bread, chips)
• More frequent snacking
• Energy ups and downs throughout the day
In simple terms, protein helps support appetite balance and metabolic stability—both important pieces of long-term weight and wellness goals.
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