I remember reading several years ago, that researchers discovered a
neurotransmitter  ? or other signaling compound that gets released at
meal-time to tell the brain to keep pumping stomach-digestion related
enzymes/chemicals and to reduce the thinking, brain related functions
-hence the tired fatigued feeling most people get after lunch

I'm looking for a reference and the original research ( I may have read it
in Nature ? Science ? New Scientist or Science News ? Can't recall and
I didn't clip the story.
Does someone remember the story ?

Walter Derzko

-Susanna

<sniperoo>

Nothing personal to ol'Walt, but these things always seem to be saying: Please

newsgroup enough to come back and read it, and I probably won't get any good
responses *here* anyway.

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