… appetite through the perception of satiety. Thus, the process of eating must generate signals
to the brain that alter our subjective sense … first fMRI scan (fasting) and second fMRI scan (…

… the brain activity level in response to food stimuli that might reflect suppression of appetite
or … results from pharmacological fMRI studies to reveal which brain regions were commonly …

… intranasal insulin administration modulates brain networks involved in … It intensifies satiety
12 , modulates olfactory and gustatory … (fMRI) to measure functional connectivity of the brain in …

… Further studies have shown that the response of these regions is modulated by metabolic state
(… In each condition, participants rated their subjective hunger feeling 20 min before and 20 …

… modulation of the neural response to food. This has been evidenced by studies showing
brain … with dysregulation of appetite, maladaptive eating behaviors, and poor dietary choices. …

… VAS about hunger, appetite and satiety are tolerably valid … Subjective hunger ratings and
affect were assessed before the … attention types can modulate brain reward responses in …

… within three weeks of the fMRI scan (six weeks for Fluoxetine) … response function for each
picture stimulus was modulated … a participant's brain activation in relation to their subjective, …

… activation in the left posterior amygdala and the subjective … fMRI studies have also shown
that estrogen levels modulate … subject's appetite; food smells that diminish the subject's appetite…

… consumption and weight gain is modulated by genotype(27). … are neural markers for general
and food-specific appetite. Note … addition to or instead of eg subjective ratings. The next step …

… of metabolic signals to modulate processing of cognitive and … foods selectively increased
neural activity in reward related … These increases were positively correlated with subjective …