Eating is Not the Sole Cause of Obesity
Whereas a new study presented this week, nerves, instead of eating habits, can have a more direct role in the weight of an average person.
Studying in worms, this study found that levels of serotonin in the nervous system have a direct bearing on food and fat. This neurotransmitter also works to control meals and what makes leather with the calories consumed after.
According to scientists at the University of California, the nervous system is the primary regulator to coordinate all processes related to energy in the body.
The nervous system makes decisions about his condition which affects behavior, reproduction, growth and metabolism, suggesting that all these actions are related but they are not direct consequences among them.
Speaking on the usefulness of the study, the spokesman said that from a clinical perspective, this could mean that you can develop a therapeutic strategy to manipulate metabolism without focusing exclusively on the diet.
Returning to talk about serotonin, the researcher explained that high levels of this substance are associated with reducing fat while low levels can lead to the accumulation of fat.
June 22 2008 06:12 pm | Product Discussion