Feelings of hunger can be stimulated by the hormone Ghrelin, but suppressed by the hormone PYY.
Ghrelin stimulated the Feelings of hunger and PYY suppresses the feeling of hunger.
Ghrelin is produced in the stomach and sends commands and signals to your brain to eat when we are hungry. It is produced in small amounts in our Pancreas and small intestine both involved in the digestive system of the body.
PYY or Peptide YY is a hormone that is responsible to suppress the feeling of hunger or appetite.
In the people suffering from obesity, the level of PYY is a little less due to there increased appetite. These are involved in the network of the pathways in the regulation of the human's body weight. These are called as Hunger hormones sometimes based on their role in the body. They play a huge role in the small and large hunger of the body upon requirement.
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