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Back to EpisodesBrain Scans Reveal Snacking Struggle
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Researchers at the University of East Anglia discovered why its challenging to resist snacking on favorite treats. They found that brain activity remains strong even after eating, as shown in a study published in the journal Appetite. Participants brains lit up with the same electrical waves each time they saw images of their favorite foods, regardless of feeling full. This brain response, driven by evolutionary instincts, can override signals from a satisfied stomach, making it difficult to resist snacking amid constant food advertisements.
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