MALABSORPTIVE HUNGER at Political Glossary

What is it? occurs when worms or other parasites in the digestive tract or blood stream consume a large proportion of the food eaten, which therefore cannot be absorbed by the human body. People suffering from such problems require more food than others just to keep alive. Most such people in fact get much less food, and the death rate is usually high.

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