This part of the brain is forced to eat

In the hypothalamus, a small group of brain cells in the obese people who eat too much can have a promising goal of controlling food. Researchers said that 'Orexin' neurons have previously been found to be responsible for many addiction addicts, including cocaine. Oreqin names neurons as chemical messengers, which are used for communication with other cells of the brain. Gary Eston-Jones of the New Jersey University of America said that many important symptoms associated with eating disorders, such as the sense of losing control, correspond with the motivating tendency of drug addiction. Aston-Jones said, as the Orexian system points to drug addiction, we often targeted it to understand the change due to food.