Hungry Brain. How to Outsmart the Instincts That Make Us Overeat

Hungry Brain. How to Outsmart the Instincts That Make Us Overeat

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The human brain is a pink, gelatinous mass weighing 1.3 kg. It somewhat resembles the internal components of a regular computer made of plastic and metal. The brain and computer perform similar functions – they process incoming information and provide... a useful response based on it. The response is practically always useful, with the exception of food-related questions.

- How to 'inflate' the brain and make it feel full even from a small amount of food.
- Is there a way to influence our circadian rhythms.
- What food can truly satisfy hunger.

Author: Стефан Дж. Гийанэй

Printhouse: Inspiria

Series: Открытия века в медицине

Age restrictions: 12+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785042204029

Number of pages: 336

Size: 177x121x15 mm

Cover type: мягкая

Weight: 181 g

ID: 1708852

The human brain is a pink, gelatinous mass weighing 1.3 kg. It somewhat resembles the internal components of a regular computer made of plastic and metal. The brain and computer perform similar functions – they process incoming information and provide a useful response based on it. The response is practically always useful, with the exception of food-related questions.

- How to 'inflate' the brain and make it feel full even from a small amount of food.
- Is there a way to influence our circadian rhythms.
- What food can truly satisfy hunger.

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