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Protein Rich Diet That Controls Appetite

Brain cells which control the appetite detect nutrients in food and tell the brain directly about the food we have eaten. Professor Nicholas Dale in the School of Life Sciences has identified for the first time that tanycytes - cells found in part of the brain that controls energy levels and responds to amino acids found in foods.

Protein rich diet stimulates brain cells that control appetite - Tanycytes are brain cells which control appetite - Amino acids in protein-rich foods increase satiety - Tanycytes sense amino acids and induce feeling of fullness

Protein Rich Diet Stimulates Brain Cells That Control Appetite

The brain receptors have the same sense the flavor of amino acids which are found in the taste buds of the tongue and indicates satiety. Read More

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