... in mice knockout for MOR. MOR-KO mice are also insensitive to satiety induced by protein-enriched diets. In addition, portal infusions of MOR modulators have no effect on food intake in mice deficient for IGN. Thus, the regulation by portal MORs and peptides of a gut-brain neural circuit of induction...

... Abstract Consumption of dairy products and their milk proteins increase satiety and reduce food intake and blood glucose response when consumed alone or with carbohydrate. Dairy proteins are of interest because proteins are more satiating than either carbohydrate or fat, and they regulate food...

... imbalance between intake of energy equivalents and their usage. It is hoped that understanding of the age-associated alterations in the regulation of food intake may lead to the development of potential therapeutic approaches. These approaches could counteract the disintegration of metabolic homeostasis...

... Abstract The results of extensive human and animal studies suggest that declining food intake and body weight observed in the later stages of life may be part of the normal progression of physiological decline observed during aging. Proposed etiologies cover a wide range of biological...

... compounds that prevent the breakdown of endogenous GLP-1 share the antidiabetic but not the weight-lowering properties of GLP-1 agonists [ 20 ], and because the mechanism may not involve reduced food intake [ 19 , 22 ]. Two other gut intestinal hormones that appear to have potential as antiobesity...

... contribute to the neural basis of eating behavior. Finally, forebrain hypothalamic projections extend to brainstem neurons that also respond to humoral and meal-related post-oral signals from peripheral gut afferents, providing critical descending influences in the negative feedback control of food intake [1...

... to its role in glucose metabolism, resistin has been also involved in the control of hypothalamic and peripheral lipid metabolism and in the regulation of food intake. In this short review, we will summarize the most relevant findings of this hormone in rodents. The primary role of adipocytes...

... Abstract Food intake is regulated in both the short- and long-term by a complex physiologicalsystem that involves neuroendocrine pathways that are both distinct and overlapping.The underlying causes and mechanisms of the dysregulation of food intake inobesity is poorly understood; however...