Question

Derek, a neuropsychology graduate student, works in a behavioral eating research lab. Derek suggests to the lead investigator that injecting people with leptin will help them lose weight. His idea is quickly shot down by a classmate, who states, "Not so fast, Derek; ____."

Answer 1

Leptin Obstruction

Step-by-step explanation:

• Leptin signs to the cerebrum, specifically to a zone called the nerve center. Leptin doesn't influence nourishment admission from dinner to feast be that as it may, rather, acts to change nourishment admission and control vitality consumption over the long haul. leptin have more hormone fall. This invigorates an enormous craving and expanded nourishment admission. The hormone encourages us to keep up our ordinary weight and lamentably for health food nuts, makes it difficult to lose those additional pounds
• Obese individuals have uncommonly elevated levels of leptin. This is on the grounds that in some corpulent individuals, the mind doesn't react to leptin, so they continue eating in spite of sufficient (or extreme) fat stores, an idea known as 'leptin obstruction'. This makes the fat cells produce significantly more leptin