The part of the brain primarily responsible for signaling hunger is the hypothalamus. It integrates signals from the body, such as hormone levels and nutrient status, to regulate appetite and energy balance. Specifically, the arcuate nucleus within the hypothalamus plays a crucial role in processing these hunger cues. It responds to hormones like ghrelin, which stimulates appetite, and leptin, which signals satiety.
Your brain.
The Brain dos all the work by telling the body to move and work
Your body is telling you that your cells need energy.<3
Hunger is based on the food in your stomach going to different parts of your body and being burned off when you exercise and such and your stomach sends a signal to your brain telling you your hungry. When you are bored you tend to be hungry and eat even if you just ate and if you chew gum you tend to be hungry because your stomach opens up thinking that you are going to swallow something because you are chewing but you aren't so then you are hungry.
Because its a way your body is telling you it needs food
The brain works for the whole body. It sends nerves around your blood telling your body what to do and how to react to something. The main organs are the eyes. They are part of the brain but is the part which enables us to see, not think.Hope my answer helped you.The brain does control the whole body. The main one it serves though is the nervous system.
make your body move and function. The Brain sends electrical pulses to a certain part of the body telling the muscle to contract, then you move. Your brain cant type on a key board, but it can tell your hands to.
Yes, it does.
It makes chemicals. For example, chemicals from and to the brain and stomach help you to know when you are hungry/full.
Brain :)
When you are hungry, your body is telling you that it's levels of glucose is low. The body will then begin to burn stored sugar and release it into your bloodstream.
The actual reason is that your eyes are telling your brain that you are moving, but the inner ears are telling your brain that you are sitting still. The brain cannot make sense of these opposing inputs, so it makes you dizzy and prone to vomiting.