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New England Journal of Medicine. (Lucina).(hunger and ghrelin hormone)(Brief Article)
Ghrelin is a recently identified hormone secreted by the stomach. Plasma concentrations fall after meals and then gradually increase until the next meal. Infusions of ghrelin increase the feeling of hunger. A study in Seattle (New England Journal of Medicine 2002;346:1623-30; see also editorial, ibid: 1662-3) has shown that obese adults have low plasma concentrations of ghrelin that increase after weight loss induced by dieting. Mealtime-related fluctuations remain normal, however, both …
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