We had been trying to know what neurostrogens served why they served. We have just discovered a clue: they regulate the appetite

In recent years we have seen progress in the study of the hormones responsible for regulating our appetite and the feeling of satiety, hormones such as those that transmit from the stomach to the brain the information that we have already consumed our ration of food and we can stop. However, now we just found … Read more

500 million years of evolution separate us from sea stars, but there is something that has not changed so much: our appetite

Hormones are molecules that exert the functions of messengers in our body. They take part in a large number of physiological processes, among which are the food and digestion of the food we consume. Among them, we know several hormones that regulate appetite and satiety. Evolutionary History A new study has analyzed The evolutionary history … Read more

We know that bad sleep can make our appetite more difficult. Now we are discovering why

The peptide similar to type 1 glucagon (or LPG-1) is a key hormone in the regulation of appetite and the feeling of satiety. His name may not be immediately familiar to us but we have heard long and taught about compounds that act as their analogues. Compounds such as Semaglutida, which if it still doesn’t … Read more

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