Are you hungry all the time? Eating these foods will help you control overeating

Eating chicken, mackerel, almond and avocados, among other foods, trigger cells in the brain which make us feel fuller.

According to a recent research, scientists have found that certain foods trigger cells in the brain which make us feel fuller. The study found that foods that are rich in amino acids trigger feelings of satiety more than others, reports The Independent. Chicken, mackerel and avocados are just some of the key foods that boast this effect, which could be hugely beneficial to dieters for losing weight. Earlier research showed that walnuts could also activate an area in your brain which decreases hunger.

How quickly we feel full after a meal is determined by a group of cells in the brain known as tanycytes, which are stimulated by amino acids. Apricots, plums, almonds, lentils and pork shoulder, chicken, sirloin steak, avocadoes and almonds all boast high concentrations of amino acids and therefore make people feel fuller quicker than other foods.

Dr Nicholas Dale, Professor of Neuroscience, said, “Amino acid levels in blood and brain following a meal are a very important signal that imparts the sensation of feeling full.” He adds that, “Finding that tanycytes, located at the centre of the brain region that controls body weight, directly sense amino acids has very significant implications for coming up with new ways to help people to control their body weight within healthy bounds.”

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