Higher Urinary Dopamine Concentration is Associated with Greater Ad Libitum Energy Intake in Humans.

Alessio BasoloTakafumi AndoTim HollsteinSusanne B VotrubaJonathan KrakoffPaolo Piaggi

Published in: Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.) (2020)

Higher urinary dopamine concentrations are associated with greater ad libitum energy intake, indicating a role for dopamine in the reward pathway regulating human feeding behavior.

Keyphrases

uric acid
prefrontal cortex
endothelial cells
weight gain
metabolic syndrome
induced pluripotent stem cells
physical activity