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Residents of Komi explained that loss of appetite during illness is a natural protective reaction of the body
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The residents of Komi explained that the loss of appetite during illness is a natural protective reaction of the body. Mechanisms affect the center of hunger in the brain and reduce the desire to eat to direct forces to fight infection.
Viruses and toxins can affect digestion and taste. Therefore, you should not eat through force, as this can increase nausea and cause vomiting.
It is more important to maintain water balance. If the appetite does not return after the temperature has normalized or there are signs of dehydration and weakness, you should consult a doctor.
