… Nicotine acts through a family of nicotinic acetylcholine … homeostatic regulation of hunger,
satiety, food intake, and energy … and food intake caused by nicotine and nicotine withdrawal. …

… Homeostatic indicators of satiety modulate the rewarding effects of food. When a person is
… of withdrawal when the food is removed [162, 163]. Regarding the modulation of other drugs …

… withdrawal and will continue the use of the drug, with full awareness of the deleterious effects
of the drug … that stimulation of α7 nAChR supports nicotine satiety. Hence, it would appear …

… Cholinergic modulation of multivesicular release regulates striatal synaptic potency and
in… Cholinergic modulation of food and drug satiety and withdrawal. Physiol Behav. 2012;106(3)…

… food intake, including potential interactions with satiety … pharmaceutical industry appears to
have largely withdrawn … and explore their potential to influence food intake and body weight, …

… induction and maintenance of food consuming activity. Afterward, cholinergic activation
induces an inhibitory influence that instigates satiety; therefore, cholinergic tone activated by pe…

… and decrease activation of pro-satiety regions to produce the acute … acetylcholine receptors,
and the habenula-IPN axis plays a critical role in mediating nicotine intake and withdrawal …

… food or drug “satiety” cues (B→A-). Similarly, the ability of foodand drug-related cues to elicit
food and drug … chronic exposure to drugs of abuse, and even drug withdrawal, impacts BBB …

… aspects of food intake, such as food choice, motivation, consummatory behavior and satiety.
… express either parvalbumin, somatostatin or acetylcholine. Based upon different cell types …

… reduced satiety. Altered ACh function in the brain can disrupt the balance of hunger and satiety
… The role of ACh in appetite and satiety is complex and multifaceted. Significant research …