More than passive sensory inputs, odors exert proactive influences on homeostasis and cognition. We propose that olfactory signals act as predictive priors for gastric interoception, reframing gut sensations as expectation-driven experiences that actively shape interoceptive inference.
Before the first bite: Do olfactory expectations shape gastric feelings and functions? / Ciccarone, Sofia; Parrotta, Eleonora; Porciello, Giuseppina; Aglioti, Salvatore Maria. - In: NEURON. - ISSN 0896-6273. - 114:5(2026), pp. 801-803. [10.1016/j.neuron.2025.12.038]
Before the first bite: Do olfactory expectations shape gastric feelings and functions?
Ciccarone, Sofia
Primo
;Parrotta, Eleonora
Secondo
;Porciello, GiuseppinaPenultimo
;Aglioti, Salvatore MariaUltimo
2026
Abstract
More than passive sensory inputs, odors exert proactive influences on homeostasis and cognition. We propose that olfactory signals act as predictive priors for gastric interoception, reframing gut sensations as expectation-driven experiences that actively shape interoceptive inference.File allegati a questo prodotto
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