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Asked by R2D2 to Andy, Duane, Giovanna, Katie, Theresia on 15 Nov 2014.
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Duane Mellor answered on 15 Nov 2014:
Our stomach produces a number of hormones with great names like cholecystokinin and ghrelin which are detected by the brain and help us to stop eating. However learnt behaviours like wanting pudding can override these and mean we eat more than might be ideal.
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R2D2 commented on :
Can you give people these hormones to stop them eating so much
Anya commented on :
Our stomach. But I think the brain makes a wierd noise like thojjhbjkjnk and hhhhhhuhjfnjghmkmkmkmckm and that is a bit wierd. But it only is when your hungry. I hope this answers you’re question.