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(Natural News) Studies show that conditioning your brain to control your appetite is not enough. It was found that our bones are responsible for our appetites and metabolism as well. Researchers at the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) in Canada found that bones produce a hormone that increases insulin production and decreases blood glucose levels. Osteoblasts,... |
Hungry to your bones? Scientists discover a hormone produced by our bones plays a key role in appetite and metabolism
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