Obesity changes the brain, with ‘no sign of reversibility,’ expert says

The CNN article seems not to justify the claim of &quot;change&quot;. The experiment appears to demonstrate that obese people&#x27;s brains do <i>this</i>, while non-obese people&#x27;s brains do <i>that</i>, but the inference that the obese brains started out just like non-obese brains is unsupported.

So tired of these &#x27;expert says&#x27;. Peer reviewed double blind studies is what we need

<i>Obesity may damage the brain’s ability to recognize the sensation of fullness and be satisfied after eating fats and sugars, a new study found.</i><p>I think metabolic changes and hyper-palatable foods better-explain obesity compared to faulty satiety&#x2F;fullness signals. Slow metabolisms due to age or genes combined with hyper-palatable foods, such as carbs and fats combined, are a recipe for obesity.