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Sat, 6 May 2006 12:49:19 -0600
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Neolithic diet and Leptins
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I  remember reading that the Neolithic diet somehow interfered with the 
leptin process. I know that leptins, which are released by adipose 
cells, goes to leptin receptors in  hypothalamus to help regulate 
feeding behavior and hunger etc. Can anyone explain or refer me to a 
reference as to how grains or beans interfere or inhibit the leptin 
process?  Are the lectins in G&B responsible?
Don

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