Excuse me, is it that people are particularly hungry when the weather turns cold?

When the weather turns cold, the human body will automatically increase its heat production to maintain its body temperature and protect itself. As soon as the heat production increases, the human body's enzymes (such as digestive enzymes) will become active, and the time required for digestion will become shorter, so people will easily get hungry. . .

It is not easy to get hungry in summer because the temperature of the human body is similar to that of the surrounding environment, and the heat generated cannot be discharged from the body. At this time, people will feel hot and dry. Because the heat can't be discharged, the accumulated temperature will become higher. When it reaches a certain level, the activity of the enzyme will be inhibited. When the enzyme works slowly, it will naturally get hungry slowly ~ ~

There are activity charts of enzymes in high school biology textbooks. In a certain range, the enzyme activity increases with the increase of temperature. Once the temperature exceeds this range, the higher the temperature, the worse the enzyme activity.