Have you ever noticed that your personality changes when you’re hungry? Some people become short-tempered or emotional when it’s been too long since they’ve eaten, while others might feel spacey or disconnected. Most of us have experienced one or more of these reactions at some point in our lives. But what if we keep our bodies in a constant state of hunger by limiting our intake of food? If we’re restricting calories, protein, or essential fats, hunger might be impacting our personality in ways we would never have imagined. In this compelling new podcast episode, Emily Rosen, Director of the Institute for the Psychology of Eating, takes an honest look at the effects long-term hunger can have on everything from our relationships with loved ones to our outlook on life.