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Fatty foods disrupt brain s way of calorie control | Borneo Bulletin Online

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High-fat diet and junk food rewire the brain and regulate appetite

Eating fatty foods and junk food like burgers and fried chicken can make you overweight, but in a way that affects your brain health. According to a study, eating junk food and following [.]

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Fatty foods disrupt brain s way of calorie control

Too much junk food can cause a problem with how our body regulates our eating.

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High-Fat Diets May Break The Brain s Ability to Regulate Calories

There are plenty of reasons to limit the amount of fat in your diet, and a new study suggests there's another entry to add to the list: high-fat diets could be messing with your brain's ability to regulate your calorie intake.

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Diet high in fat, calories could affect the brain

New research from Penn State College of Medicine suggests it could be the high fat or calorie count in these popular junk foods that could reduce their brain's ability to say no more.

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