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Do you find yourself repeatedly opening the refrigerator late at night, or reaching for sweet and salty snacks whenever stress hits? At the end of an exhausting day balancing work and parenting, if you are filling that hollow feeling with stimulating late-night snacks instead of warm comfort, let us talk about this dangerous comfort today.

Have you ever wondered why your appetite surges whenever winter arrives, and why your body keeps gaining weight? Then in summer, your appetite suddenly disappears, leaving you drained of energy. You might blame yourself, thinking you simply lack willpower, but this is actually a natural seasonal signal sent by your body.

Lately, when you feel depressed or stressed, do you find yourself unconsciously opening the refrigerator door? Even though you are not hungry, you keep thinking about spicy tteokbokki or sweet desserts, only to fall into a vicious cycle of regret and self-blame after eating. Now is the time to break it.

After a long dinner with coworkers where you ate and drank heartily, you might find yourself feeling bloated and uncomfortable on the way home. Burping constantly with a distended stomach and facing a restless night is an experience many of us share.

Having a drink or two during holidays or gatherings often brings overeating and acute food retention like familiar visitors. Dyspepsia has gradually become part of daily life for modern people.