Appetite, Obesity, and the Brain

Published17 Sep 2015
Reviewed17 Sep 2015
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Scientists studying obesity have identified a number of brain chemicals that regulate appetite and play a role in weight gain. To find out more, watch this video from BrainFacts.org.

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