… A gut-brain axis controls food intake and appetite in response to homeostatic and non-homoeostatic
signals. The hypothalamus, brainstem and corticolimbic system form a complex …

… main gut hormones implicated in the regulation of food intake. … The role of peripheral hormones
and the gut/brain axis in the … gut-brain cross talk involved in the regulation of food intake. …

… Thus, this section focuses on the role of gut microbiota in controlling food intake and energy
homeostasis, mainly through effects on the hypothalamus-mediated food-intake suppression …

… solely on the effects of gut-brain peptides on food intake [4], … behaviour through
microbe-gut-brain interactions. We believe … of appetite regulation by the gut-brain axis but also for …

… between the gut and the brain in mammals, studies on this axis in other … on the gut–brain
axis in birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish, with a special focus on its involvement in food intake …

… Because of this autonomy, the ENS is considered as gut brain (3) … Role of brain-gut axis in
the control of food intake … in the gut affect the feeding behaviour by the use of gut-brain axis. …

… produced in the stomach and gut, which have been reported to regulate food intake and
energy … and adiposity in a food intake-independent fashion. Finally, the association of these …

… laboratory's research is that food intake is the product of meal number and meal size (FI = …
(ACREM m) to measure food intake, meal number, meal size, meal duration, and intermeal …

… Narrowing of host dietary diversity and reduced intake of essential nutrients can therefore
reduce availability of substrates for specific microbial growth and contribute to …

… the brain that regulate food intake. There are several peptides that are released from the gut
… gut and brain with respect to the regulation of food intake, energy and glucose metabolism. …