Explore the science behind why we always have room for dessert, even after a full meal, and the brain's sugar cravings.

You’re eating, exercising and sleeping well. What else can do you to optimize your brain’s health and protect it from decline ...

Investigations of the brain showed that a group of nerve cells, the so-called POMC neurones, are responsible for this. These ...

According to the Henry Ford Health website, this scientific phenomenon is real, even if the term "dessert stomach" doesn't ...

Nerve cells that signal when we are full also trigger cravings for sweets. Most people have experienced this: you've finished ...

Scientists recently determined why people always seem to have room for something sweet after eating a meal. It's because the "dessert stomach" is a real thing in a person's brain.

But after noticing how sluggish, irritable, and foggy I felt after sugar-heavy days, I started wondering: could my sugar ...

Ever eat a full meal ... and find you still have room for dessert? If so, you're not alone. Sugar is a quick form of energy ...

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In the glossy pages of life, where brain productivity and convenience often take center stage, it’s easy to overlook the silent toll certain habits take on ...