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1 INTRODUCTION Ghrelin is a hormone that is secreted by cells in the stomach and regulates appetite (Kojima et al., 1999). As it particularly increases the motivation to eat foods high in sugar and fat (Egecioglu et al., 2010; Perello, 2010), even in the absence of hunger (Skibicka et al., 2012), it seems to act specifically on the reward aspects of eating. Besides food, ghrelin's effect also extends to other types of rewards.
Table S1: The high‐fat diet‐induced effect on faecal and caecal microbiota and parameters of obesity during different times and diets. The numbers depict the amount of times the relative abundance of a bacteria was increased (+), decreased (−), unchanged (=) or inconsistently changed (any combination of the three). The left side of the table displays the different phyla, orders and families with the genera and species that were changed during high‐fat diet feeding.
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