Finnish researchers have revealed a hormone inside the intestine called secretin, which stimulates the feeling of satiety by activating brown fatty tissue inside the stomach in humans, and this hormone secreted by the intestine in the blood circulation stimulates the production of digestive juices in the pancreas when eating meals, according to a report published On the Medical Express website.
The researchers explained that this hormone stimulates brown adipose tissue, which works to generate heat and stimulates metabolism, especially glucose metabolism, which contributes to reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, and besides that gives you a feeling of satiety, as it was also shown to increase the absorption of glucose in brown adipose tissue. It also leads to an increase in the energy consumption of the entire body.
The researchers were able, through the use of magnetic resonance imaging, to determine the functions of the satiety hormone inside the body and its ability to reduce the activity of the reward system in the brain when people see images of appetite for food.
The researchers explained that brown fat plays an important role in the process of weight control, because it has the ability to burn fat instead of storing it. People, suggesting the functional importance of human brown fat in controlling energy balance as it affects both food intake and energy expenditure.
The researchers confirmed that the discovery of this hormone helps in controlling weight, especially in obesity treatments, in light of the role that this hormone plays in light of metabolic disorders such as metabolic syndrome, obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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