Recently, scientists from the British developed a microchip that can be implanted in the nerves to curb appetite.
"This is a very small microchip chip has intelligence that can model the neural signals that are responsible for controlling appetite," said the professor at Imperial College London and one of the inventors of the chip, Chris Toumazou.
Chip few millimeters wide will be attached to the vagus nerve in the abdominal cavity using a cuff electrode.
