Increased neuropeptide Y results in weight gain that is disproportionately greater than the increase in food intake. What does this suggest?

A. Neuropeptide Y also conserves energy.
B. Thirst and hunger must be related.
C. The medulla must monitor fat levels.
D. The liver is not the only mechanism for initiating a meal.


Answer: A

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