… food intake and energy homeostasis and the effects of peripheral metabolic signals on the
brain. … a clearer picture of the intricate circuits and mechanisms of these complex processes. In …

… Just how food and drugs affect the brain is the focus of this … underlying the specific mechanisms
involved in this process. But … mechanisms that control our urge to keep eating tasty foods. …

… Although adaptive in our evolutionary past, when food was much scarcer than it is now,
these mechanisms may represent one reason behind the obesity epidemic that western society …

… axis in energy homeostasis, and further research into mechanisms in which alterations in
gut hormones affect the brain’s food reward systems would advance our understanding of the …

… brain and body are part of the “two-way street” of obesity, and exploring the brain mechanisms
… This review is based upon presentations in the “Food for Thought” minisymposium at the …

… brain function because of the limited capacity to recruit enough energy despite a redundancy
in physiological mechanisms to secure a supply of energy to the brain. … mechanisms could …

… An increase was found in ratings of being preoccupied with thoughts about food or eating
and feeling a strong urge to eat during the dieting period but there was no change in mood. …

… It has been suggested that differences in the brain mechanisms of both food “wanting” and
“… cues in a reinforcing cycle: greater attention to food may increase thoughts of food which …

… Therefore, this study explored the effects of food thoughts suppression on restrained eaters’
… food-thoughts suppression on food choices in restrained eaters and its neural mechanisms. …

… are more vulnerable to food craving and to intrusive thoughts about food [47]: interventions
need to accommodate the likelihood that such individuals are likely to have frequent intrusive …