Study pinpoints how genetic glitch could keep some people from feeling full

Nearly 6 percent of morbidly obese children and adults have a genetic defect that keeps them feeling like their stomach is running on empty, no matter how much they have eaten.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news73573286.html">Study pinpoints how genetic glitch could keep some people from feeling full</a></p> <p>Nearly 6 percent of morbidly obese children and adults have a genetic defect that keeps them feeling like their stomach is running on empty, no matter how much they have eaten.</p>