Cutting Sensory Nerves from the Stomach,or Removing It Entirely,causes

Multiple Choice

Cutting sensory nerves from the stomach,or removing it entirely,causes

A) a total loss of appetite.
B) eating based on recognized need,not internal feelings of hunger.
C) little change with the person experiencing the feeling of hunger and eating regularly.
D) the need for patients to be "trained" to eat;otherwise,they would inadvertently starve to death.