Monday, July 09, 2012
(photo credit: flickr, Jiuck)
Many of the cravings you experience that seem to come out of nowhere are often actually a physiological response to the stimulation of pleasure sensors in your brain. And now researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) have come across another...
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Sometimes, we want to eat something, but due to some cirumstances we can't get it. So all the day , we think of it. It is the main reason of weight gain. many people like junk food, which acts as a trigger for weight gain.