Many of us blame our cravings for sweet, sugary treats on our "sweet tooth," but we should be placing the blame on our sweet brain. Those with this kind of brain may also be more likely to gain weight ...
MRI scans revealed that women who felt socially isolated had more activity in certain brain regions that regulate food and sugar cravings. A recent study looked at brain scans of women shown abstract ...
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