What do you want?

So eating is part of our everyday lives, and of course it doesn’t matter what we consume. If we get hungry for something but don’t know exactly what we’re going to eat, we have an idea of whether we prefer salty or sweet flavors.

Even for those who are really sweet-mouthed, it can happen that they crave salty rather than sweet flavors.

How many times have we had the feeling of eating something, but it should be either sweet or salty. In a tense situation, during nervousness, many people reward themselves with sweets, while others consume salt, but we don’t think much about why we crave certain flavors.

This longing feeling is hard to overcome, and in many cases we are seduced. We eat what we want. Most people see the calming of the feeling in one (or more) chocolates. Those on a strict diet take in certain ingredients, chocolate is not included. The reason for craving for chocolate lies precisely in the ban. It is forbidden, but desire is the life of man. We try to stop, but if we weaken, the desire for chocolate will surely come true.

The craving for sweets can be embodied not only in chocolate. We look for sweet flavors from the start. What flavors we crave can even indicate our state of health. The intensifying urge to urinate in addition to the craving for sweets can even be a condition indicative of diabetes. Of course, it is not necessarily necessary to think of the worst. The female cycle can also affect the craving for sweets caused by hormonal fluctuations.

Those who are usually sweet-mouthed may also want a salty taste. It may be that our body wants water. This is because salt helps to store the liquid efficiently. The desire for salty-tasting foods can also occur when we have consumed a lot of fluids, so we want to offset it with salty foods. The craving for a salty taste also includes the desire for meat. When we have an unspeakable craving for meat meals, our body may be deficient in iron, or so it indicates that it would need vitamin B.

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