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Activities in a specific area of ​​the cortex will help predict whether you will gain weight or do it within the next 6 months, a new study claims.

If the brain reacts strongly to delicious images of reality
You are more likely to gain weight in the near future.

The nucleus accumbens brain region (adjacent cores) is an area deep inside the brain, creating a sense of reward, pleasure, satisfaction and even addiction. Now, according to LiveScience , young women with the nucleus accumbens region respond strongly to images of tempting dishes that are more likely to gain weight within the next 6 months. In contrast, women with a lighter reaction tend to maintain their current weight, even lose weight.

Similarly, if the nucleus accumbens brain region reacts strongly to sexually suggestive images, women are more likely to do it.

The scientists also made similar conclusions with women whose brains reacted strongly to hot images.

'The interesting point of this study is that it is one of the first works to actually find a link between brain response and long-term behavioral measures , ' says psychologist Bill Kelley, co-author of the study. Fake research shared on LiveScience.

Even so, Kelley believes that the "reward" brain region is just a piece of the crossword. If a person has a will strong enough to overwhelm this area of ​​the brain, they can also change their behavior.