When are we most likely to feel sated and stop eating?
A) when there is an overabundance of neuropeptide Y
B) when the liver converts glucose to glycogen
C) when one increases the number of fat cells in the body
D) when one gains more than 10% of one's body weight

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When the liver converts glucose to glycogen, it sends signals to the brain to reduce hunger and increase feelings of satiety. This is because glycogen is a stored form of glucose, so when it is present in the liver, the body has enough energy and does not need to keep consuming food.

When Are We Most Likely to Feel Sated and Stop