Walk out of sub-health series---Why is my appetite bad

Author: Chen Yongping
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "Don't feel like eating, have nightmares while sleeping, feel weak all over, restless and anxious, but when you go to the hospital, they can't find any illness." Have you ever had such an experience? Do you know that you might be in a "sub-health" state, which is neither sick nor healthy? Unaware, the "sub-health" state has a bidirectional nature, either progressing towards illness or towards health. If it is not taken seriously, diseases will follow one after another. Therefore, correctly understanding "sub-health" is extremely important for physical and mental health. This book, from beginning to end, takes the change in appetite as the main thread, explaining in an easy-to-understand manner the origin and development of appetite changes, including the formation of appetite, the relationship between eating habits and appetite, the reasons for decreased appetite, and how to adjust one's appetite. To differentiate between decreased appetite in sub-health and mild discomfort or abnormal liver function, we provide detailed differential descriptions. Additionally, we introduce in detail the common diseases that cause appetite changes, especially the most common acute and chronic viral hepatitis and related diseases leading to decreased appetite. We also provide a comprehensive explanation and analysis of readers' concerns, such as early detection, early treatment, and prevention of hepatitis, as well as dietary adjustments. This book is particularly suitable for middle-aged readers who are busy with work, as it can help them self-identify whether appetite changes are a sign of sub-health or early symptoms of a disease.