Difference Between Hunger and Appetite Explained
Hunger and appetite are two words that are used interchangeably and many people confuse the meaning of both the words:
They both mean different even though they might sound the same. The Difference between Hunger and Appetite is:
- Hunger is the physical feeling you have when your body needs more fuel.
- Appetite is the desire for eating. This could be due to hunger or any other reason.
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