Briefly explain why formerly obese individuals are more susceptible to regaining lost weight.
Briefly explain why formerly obese individuals are more susceptible to regaining lost weight.
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Formerly obese person who reduced weight with diet or exercise are susceptible to regain weight.
One study from Australia suggested that the stomach's nerve response, which signals fullness to the brain, gets damaged in obese people. This may explain why they often gain back the weight after dieting. The stomach's nerve response does not return to normal upon return to a normal diet. This means you would need to eat more food before you felt the same degree of fullness as a healthy individual.
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