You don't feel hungry after eating a large meal. You feel unsatisfied. You have a faulty definition of hunger — one that is fostered by the diet industry ad nauseum. Real hunger is felt in the gut. Not in the head. Real satiety is felt when real hunger occurred and cannot be felt if real hunger did not occur. read more
It is even possible that you are hungrier after eating than before. This is actually more common than most people realize. It happens because hunger isn't controlled by only one part of the body; it results from interactions between the bloodstream, pancreas, brain, intestines and stomach. read more
There are many reasons why you can still be hungry even after you eat. The food you eat may lack fiber, proteins, and fats, or you may be snacking on too many junk foods and gulping down soda. Losing weight can also be one of the reasons for you to feel hungrier than usual. read more