Answer: Ghrelin Hormone
Explanation:
Ghrelin hormone is a hormone produced by the stomach and is termed a hunger stimulant.
Ghrelin hormone promotes responses to food and food related odours.
Ghrelin hormone also controls the extent to which the brain reacts to food-related cues and is a major factor in heightened response to food cues.
While muscular strength is the ability of a muscle to exert maximum force against resistance, muscular endurance is the ability of a muscle to exert less than maximum force repeatedly, over a period of time. Thus, endurance is different from strength; it requires the ability to perform a muscular action for a prolonged time period.