American scientists at the University of California have denied the common opinion that the pleasure of food leads to eating too much. It turned out that everything was exactly the opposite. The study was published in a Nature scientific journal.
According to the data analysis of experiments on mice, fat rodents enjoy food than those with normal weight. The scanning of the brain has shown a decrease in the activity of the pleasure of the brain, when unnecessary patients see food.
According to researchers, the reason for this phenomenon is the lack of neurotenzin, the peptide, which strengthens Dofamin's influence.
"It simply came to our notice then that a person was eating fast food, but he didn't really enjoy," said Stefan Lamel, co-author of the study.
Scientists have found that the recovery of Neurotenzin's level restores food pleasure, reduces the acceptance of common calories, reduces anxiety, improves mobility and helps normalize weight.
Experts have said that they have managed to restore the natural food motivation, and it can become a new approach to the fight against obesity.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
