Ordinarily, which of the following is the most important mechanism for ending a meal?
A) the amount of glucose in the blood
B) the amount of leptin reaching the brain
C) the amount of insulin reaching the brain
D) sensations from the stomach

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Sensations from the stomach, such as feeling full or stretched, are typically the most important mechanism for ending a meal. The stomach signals to the brain to stop eating through hormones like cholecystokinin and peptide YY, as well as nerve signals. The other options listed may play a role in regulating appetite, but are not the primary mechanism for ending a meal.

Ordinarily, Which of the Following Is the Most Important Mechanism