Mechanism of Food Intake and Obesity Algorithm Diagram
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This algorithm diagram show how the sensory signals produced by food interact in the brain with satiety signals in order to produce an output that represents the reward, hedonic or appetitive value of the food, and which leads to eating.
Cognitive factors directly modulate this system in the brain. In obesity, sensory factors that make food increasingly palatable may override existing satiety signals.
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