It is known that pleasure of eating is one of the main cause of obesity. And from my everyday experience I can also see that some men really enjoy the exercises in gym, they can not live with out them. I can say similarly that I can not live without math and programming, time off from math and programming (and other intellectual and creative activities) and I have hard time sleeping and hard time doing my exercises in gym.
So - my question is - what are the molecular mechanisms that induces one to feel pleasure doing physical exercises? And can these molecular mechanisms be stimulated by some drugs without causing side-effects. I suppose - that pleasure from rational physical activity is quite natural and there should be drugs for those people who can not experience this pleasure in the amount required for living healthy life. So - is there research on such topic?
I made Google search "molecular mechanism of pleasure for physical exercise" but all the results is about further effects - how the physical activity keeps mood up. But I am more interested in the mechanisms, that creates desire, longing for physical exercise? Or I am something confusing: mechanisms for desire and mechanisms for reward and mechanisms of failure to experience reward? How all these things are connected?
This should be very important topic as it can give solution for many cases of obesity problems.
Maybe failure to experience direct reward from exercise is connected with some illnesses, e.g. with muscle-degenerative illnesses?
"It is known that pleasure of eating is one of the main cause of obesity"
-- Who says so? Welcome to MedicalSciences.SE. We require some degree of prior research on questions here, so citing a source for that claim would be a great start. Also, I edited your question to remove all the personal details. Personal medical advice is off topic here.