Researchers have uncovered a brain circuit in mice that acts as a dial for consumption, controlling the urge to eat sweets, fats, salt, and other foods. The circuit links the amygdala to the BNST, a region tied to feeding and reward.
Researchers have uncovered a brain circuit in mice that acts as a dial for consumption, controlling the urge to eat sweets, fats, salt, and other foods. The circuit links the amygdala to the BNST, a region tied to feeding and reward.