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British Scientists find the hunger hormone

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A natural chemical, known as PYY3-36, is normally released by the gut after eating in proportion to the amount of calories consumed.

 

It sends signals to the feeding circuits in the brain that convey a sense of satiety that reduces the urge to eat.

 

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Why do I keep posting about obesity? Well, considering half of America is overweight, I guess it's a "hot" topic. Plus, I always appreciate something new coming out of science.

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