Andrew Huberman· PhD
this this hormone leptin is is part of this negative feedback loop from the fat to the brain that basically tells you about your level of body fat reserves and how urgent it is to find the next meal
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
this this hormone leptin is is part of this negative feedback loop from the fat to the brain that basically tells you about your level of body fat reserves and how urgent it is to find the next meal
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the other view which was taken by Jeff flyer who was at Harvard at the time later became Dean he's still at Harvard Crimson Chua who was working with on this project or had worked on it and myself was that the protein was actually more important in its deficiency state as a signal to the brain that you didn't have enough energy to survive under circumstances of a fast or to have enough energy onboard to successfully complete a pregnancy
so that's why we were wondering right from the beginning why would nature invent something that would right it makes more sense that nature would say here's a hormone that if it's low is a kick in the pants to eat