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- A bacteria has been identified as playing a big role in regulating triggers for hunger in obese individuals, according to a new study.
- The bacteria can actually reduce hunger cravings by keeping blood glucose levels in check and the hunger hormone ghrelin.
- The study demonstrated that the bacteria could reduce the body mass of obese mice and control hormone levels in humans as well.
For people with type 2 diabetes or those who are significantly overweight in general, dieting can seem like a monumental undertaking. For those who eat a lot of sugary foods or simple carbs, it can feel like an addiction, with your brain telling you to eat more even as you try to reason against it and push back.
Now, scientists have discovered a microscopic ally that might make a real difference for individuals that struggle with their weight and even those who are diabetic or pre-diabetic. It's a strain of bacteria that researchers say has the ability to modulate blood glucose and keep hunger hormones in check, making it a powerful tool in the management of type 2 diabetes as well as a potential aid for individuals struggling with obesity.
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