Obesity and diabetes are growing global health epidemics and much attention is targeted on how best to treat these disorders, to avoid incapacitating complications. The hormonal control of metabolism and hunger is complicated and involves a variety of both brain and gut hormones, including insulin, ghrelin, and leptin. Release and control of the hormones can be considered comparable to an orchestra, with levels of each hormone changing rhythmically in response to each other.
However, whether the brain or the gut has more influence, like the conductor of the orchestra is not established. A better understanding of the combined assignments of the brain and gut hormones in controlling these functions could lead to improved targeting of research, and development of far better treatments for diseases such as obesity and diabetes. Dr. Carel Le Roux, Reader in Investigative Science at Imperial College London, believes that the gut directs hormonal control in the body and really should be the focus when treating many hormonal imbalances and diseases.
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