A "good" fat found in profusion in olive oil might offer one of the keys to hunger control and add help to the weight loss program. Oleic acid, a kind of monounsaturated fat, holds back hunger cramps and so could help stop snacking among meals, according to researchers at the University of California, Irvine.
In a study linking lab mice, the researchers found that when oleic acid achieves the small intestine it is rehabilitated into a hormone known as oleoylethanolamide, or OEA. This hormone, in order, sends hunger -dampening signals to person's brain. That simply means you could go longer without eating food. The findings, in print in the journal Cell Metabolism, can bring in new policies for assisting people lose weight, said Daniele Piomelli, who led the research effort.
In a study linking lab mice, the researchers found that when oleic acid achieves the small intestine it is rehabilitated into a hormone known as oleoylethanolamide, or OEA. This hormone, in order, sends hunger -dampening signals to person's brain. That simply means you could go longer without eating food. The findings, in print in the journal Cell Metabolism, can bring in new policies for assisting people lose weight, said Daniele Piomelli, who led the research effort.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment