The levels of __________ in your blood help your brain determine whether or not to stimulate eating behaviors.
A) bilirubin
B) noradrenaline
C) glucose
D) insulin

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Glucose levels in the blood are a key factor in regulating hunger and satiety. When glucose levels are low, it signals to the brain that it's time to eat. When glucose levels are high, it signals that the body has enough energy and can stop eating. Bilirubin, noradrenaline, and insulin are not directly involved in regulating hunger and satiety.

The Levels of __________ in Your Blood Help Your Brain