Very impressive automation, but if I'm like a mouse, I'm producing fat just looking this.

Inside The Hostess Factory | Popular Mechanics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC601rjqdjY

Can Looking at Foods Make You Fat?

https://sites.psu.edu/siowfa15/2015...s-make-you-fat/

Japanese researchers conducted an experiment on mice to see if this theory is true. The researchers studied orexin-A, a protein known to be activated by physical activity, thoughts, and mood in the brain. By injecting this in to the mice, their glucose increased and caused an insulin-induced glucose to also increase. This sent a message to the skeletal muscles which, caused their bodies to fuel up on energy. These affects were shown more in the mice which did not have many beta-adrenergic receptors, receptors responsible for a fight or flight response in cells. The orexin also caused VMH neurons to increase muscle glucose metabolism, which goes to show orexin is a key part in activating muscle nerves.

From all of this it’s concluded that the excitement for a treat triggers a response in muscles to gather glucose to prepare for the meal. If the muscle is not used, then the glucose is stored as fat.

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