Neonatal ghrelin (gut-derived hormone) directly influences development in the part of the brain related to appetite and the regulation of metabolism. Our subconscious motivation to eat is powerfully and dynamically regulated by this hormone signals. The study by The Saban Research Institute of Children's Hospital Los Angeles suggests a link between maturation of the gut-brain axis and later susceptibility to obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The body ...
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