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Mouse study suggests that interleukin-6 (IL-6) may regulate body weight by increasing substances in the brain that trigger weight loss. (2012) brain metabolism satiety weight loss il-6 www.sciencedaily.com
submitted over 2 years ago by Andreas92

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Hunger inhibition hormone leptin directly contributes to cardiovascular disease in those desensitized by obesity by increasing cardiovascular activity brain obesity heart disease satiety blood pressure metabolic syndrome www.sciencedaily.com
submitted about 3 years ago by dan

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Children of women exposed to parabens during pregnancy are at greater risk of being obese. obesity epigenetics satiety neurons www.sciencedaily.com
submitted about 5 years ago by rhonda

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A small study found that 4 nights of sleep restriction (5hrs sleep/night) resulted in decreased satiety after a calorically dense meal. metabolism sleep satiety www.sciencedaily.com
submitted over 5 years ago by rhonda

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New evidence may explain why the evening is a high-risk time for overeating. obesity hormones circadian rhythm satiety www.hopkinsmedicine.org
submitted over 7 years ago by rhonda

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People that were given an insulin nose spray had improved insulin sensitivity in the body and experienced greater satiation. brain obesity insulin resistance behavior insulin satiety www.eurekalert.org
submitted almost 8 years ago by rhonda

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Children (aged 6-9 months) that were given one egg per day for 6 months increased growth and reduced stunting by 47%. diet development satiety www.sciencedaily.com
submitted almost 8 years ago by rhonda

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It took 1 year of maintained weight loss for men to experience increased satiety hormones & decreased hunger hormones. diet obesity hormones satiety weight loss healthsciences.ku.dk
submitted about 9 years ago by rhonda

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Gut Commensal E. coli Proteins Activate Host Satiety Pathways following Nutrient-Induced Bacterial Growth abstract gut microbiome satiety protein www.sciencedirect.com
submitted over 9 years ago by carlsonbjj

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Consuming spinach extract (rich in thylakoids) reduces hunger & cravings in people by releasing satiety hormones. obesity hormones satiety www.sciencedaily.com
submitted almost 10 years ago by rhonda

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An anorexia-intestinal bacteria connection? Study finds antibodies responding to bacterial protein cross-react with mammalian satiety hormone. gut microbiome satiety protein www.neomatica.com
submitted over 10 years ago by dan

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