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Lateral Hypothalamus
A part of the hypothalamus gland which plays a role in hunger and thirst; sometimes referred to as the hunger center of the brain.
Feeding Center
A region in the brain, specifically within the hypothalamus, that is responsible for the regulation of hunger and food intake.
Ventromedial Hypothalamus
A region of the brain involved in satiety, metabolism, and the regulation of body temperature.
Satiety Center
A region in the brain believed to control the feeling of fullness and regulate appetite, typically located in the hypothalamus.
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