Sugary and fatty foods alter brain activity The new study was small: It included just 49 people, all of whom were healthy, didn’t smoke or take medication, and were not overweight or obese.

Sugary and fatty foods alter brain activity The new study was small: It included just 49 people, all of whom were healthy, didn’t smoke or take medication, and were not overweight or obese.

Food preferences aren't always something we're born with. A study published Wednesday in the journal Cell Metabolism suggests that eating fatty or sugary snacks alters our brain activity and ...

A short bout of indulgence in fatty, sugary snacks leads to lingering brain-activity changes ― even if it does not cause weight gain. A junk-food splurge shifted brain patterns in healthy young ...

People crave fatty and sugary foods when they consume them daily — and the pattern can be hard to break, researchers at Yale University and the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in ...

Side Bark. 11 Healthy Snacks That Actually Keep You Full for Hours. Posted: April 7, 2025 | Last updated: April 29, 2025. Finding snacks that satisfy your hunger without piling on empty calories ...

Eating a lot of sugary, high-fat foods can teach your brain to crave sweets, according to new research. Foods high in fat and sugar activate the dopaminergic system — a region in the brain ...

We all love to indulge in our favourite fatty foods and sugary snacks, but a new study has warned that bingeing on junk foods could alter brain activity in ways you might not expect. A study led ...

Chocolate bars, crisps and fries - why can't we just ignore them in the supermarket? Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in Cologne, in collaboration with Yale University, ...

Junk food like cakes, biscuits, chocolate and crisps rewires our brain to keep us coming back for more, a study shows Credit: Getty. German researchers tracked brain activity in two groups of ...

Food preferences aren’t always something we’re born with. A study published Wednesday in the journal Cell Metabolism suggests that eating fatty or sugary snacks alters our brain activity and ...