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jueves, 27 de junio de 2013

Fattening addiction

Circadian rhythm of serotonin and addiction impulses

The obese do not eat willingly, but compelled by forces addictive than seize them and imposed on carbohydrates at times that more fat. The obese do not eat willingly, but compelled by forces addictive then seize them and imposed on carbohydrates at times that more fat. This behavior, typical of such obese due to oscillations having brain serotonin throughout the day.

This chemical substance has antidepressant effects, and its secretion fluctuates repeatedly every 24 hours, receiving the designation of circadian rhythms, ie rhythms repeated every day.



Serotonin secretion is controlled by two brain regions: the hypothalamus and the pineal gland, also called << the third eye >> running the rhythm of day and night, in accordance with the rays of light and darkness.

Serotonin remains high for much of the night. At dawn, begins a gradual decline and about four in the afternoon, serotonin levels suffer a sharp fall.

As this substance has antidepressant effects that give joy, happiness and tranquility its descent at sunset causes sadness, loneliness, helplessness, anxiety and nervousness.