Scientists: appetite can be controlled by nerve cells in the brain study shows

A new medical study shows that the neural circuits in the brain responsible for appetite control eating is fixed in terms of numbers and therefore can be controlled numerically for the treatment of eating disorders that often cause obesity. The researchers concluded that eating appetite is not formed at birth, contrary to what was believed to be the nerve cells responsible for eating appetite is formed when the development of the fetus in the womb can not be modified afterwards.