Are the brains of obese people wired to make them want to eat more?
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New research suggests that obese peoples’ urges to eat might be due to the way their brains are wired, rather than a lack of willpower. Dr. Nancy Puzziferri says that scans reveal brains acting as if subjects haven’t eaten, even after they’ve consumed a meal. Special anchor Maria Shriver reports for TODAY.Sept. 21, 2016
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