HUNGER & SATIATING HORMONES Have you ever fascinated with what makes you feel full and hungry? What, when, and how much do we eat? In this article we will explain about signals and neurotransmitters in the body which lead to feeling full or hungry. Hunger hormones play an important role during those processes. Signals reach…
Leptin Leptin was identified by Jeffrey Friedman in 1994 by positional cloning of the mouse obese. It is a hormone that is produced by your body’s fat cells. It is often referred to as the “satiety hormone”. Leptin’s primary target is in the brain — particularly an area called the hypothalamus. Supposed to tell your…
Cleaning process Soap or detergent molecules have two chemical groups. One of them is hydrophilic “head”, while the other is hydrophobic “tail” Most parts of dirt are oily and organic in nature, so they don’t dissolve in water. •When soap or detergent get contact with the dirty clothes or hands in presence of water then…
The Difference Between Clean And Sanitary First of all There is a difference between clean and sanitary. “Clean”, means that soil and food are visibly removed from surfaces. “Sanitized” it means that those surfaces have a reduction of pathogens. There still may be microorganisms present, but they are at safe levels. ”Sterilization” refers to any process…
When weight is stable, it is maintained by a dynamic equilibrium involving regulation of energy intake and of energy expenditure. An important objective during weight loss is to maximize the loss of body fat while minimizing the loss of metabolically active fat‐free mass. When lean tissue is lost as opposed to fat, total energy expenditure decreases…
Antibacterial soaps have all the same properties as regular soap, but with an extra ingredient added that is intended to stop the bacteria remaining on your skin from replicating. But the question is, are these kinds of soaps, body washes, and more, better than their regular counterparts? We all know hand-washing with soap is an…
Prebiotics The Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts that are good for human, especially your digestive system. Note: In general, bacteria are accused of being pathogenic, but in reality, less than 1% of bacteria causes disease in humans They synthesize a variety of vitamins and amino acids They transform your bile into an even more…
