Swollen feet are a common medical condition caused by a wide variety of underlying factors. The basic reason feet swell is that certain conditions cause fluids to congregate in the feet, which makes them puff up.
Your cerebrum makes up the bulk of your brain and has two parts, the left and right hemispheres. Both sides communicate with each other through the corpus callosum, a network of nerves. Each hemisphere of your brain controls the muscles and senses on the opposite side of your body. The left hemisphere is responsible for mental activities like logic, analysis, speech and language. Using the right side of your body stimulates the left-brain. Puzzles or games help sharpen the left side of your brain.
The hormones insulin and cholecystokinin (CCK) are released from the GI tract during food absorption and act to suppress feeling of hunger. CCK is key in suppressing hunger because of its role in inhibiting neuropeptide Y. Glucagon and epinephrin levels rise during fasting and stimulate hunger.