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Most liked on X and BlueskyThere is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, although it does contribute. https://t.co/and4PdcIwg https://t.co/4J86i0v4UR https://t.co/kxBu3zoGNE https://t.co/tmWX9dmWHJ https://t.co/TGMeyVvkqj https://t.co/ubCdaRGvxl
This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly palatable supermarket foods". Rats were switched from exercise to no exercise, and vice versa. See the impact on weight gain below. https://t.co/PtkRwSfFk4 https://t.co/HnaFpWhlIs
I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't gains as much weight on a human junk food diet when they exercise regularly. https://t.co/vdThwttTSY https://t.co/sXMgKOOqOi
ANALIZO la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO con ESTO! Nuevo video disponible en mi canal de YouTube, donde hago un análisis nutrimental sobre esta “sopa”, que incluye ingredientes como el controversial Glutamato Monosódico (no es como lo piensas). https://t.co/RtA4xU9VjI https://t.co/EsknqZEHz8
@sapinker This phenomenon is called sensory-specific satiety and has been a topic of research since the 1980s, notably by Barbara Rolls. Partially explains the "second stomach" effect we get for dessert. https://t.co/xLwp0jk4kx
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How amino acids taste
RT @heytherearmeenn: @JuanDollaBill @TheFigen_ Dog and cat saliva have antibacterial properties Citation: Hart BL, Powell KL. Antibacterial…
@JuanDollaBill @TheFigen_ Dog and cat saliva have antibacterial properties Citation: Hart BL, Powell KL. Antibacterial properties of saliva: role in maternal periparturient grooming and in licking wounds. Physiol Behav. 1990 Sep;48(3):383-6. doi: 10.1016/0031-9384(90)90332-x. PMID: 2125128.
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
RT @sguyenet: There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, alt…
There is abundant evidence that hyperinsulinemia is not the main cause of obesity or hyperphagia in VMH-lesioned animals, although it does contribute. https://t.co/and4PdcIwg https://t.co/4J86i0v4UR https://t.co/kxBu3zoGNE https://t.co/tmWX9dmWHJ https://t.co/TGMeyVvkqj https://t.co/ubCdaRGvxl
@aliceehughes @rmfreathy Was so great to see they picked you for the News and Views-wonderful write up! Just one thing-it's not true that only humans get pregnancy nausea/vomiting. The first evidence I found was published in the 1970's by J A Czaja DOI: 10.1016/0031-9384(75)90185-7
@unautreplongeur @PeaseRoland Yes there is evidence in non-human primates. Eg. A study by Czaja Food rejection by female rhesus monkeys during the menstrual cycle and early pregnancy. PMID: 1135321 DOI: 10.1016/0031-9384(75)90185-7
de Castro J. M. (1987). Macronutrient relationships with meal patterns and mood in the spontaneous feeding behavior of humans. Physiology & Behavior, 39(5), 561–569. https://t.co/rQexI2DAsv
@mackinprof I think a bad diet can be partially outrun... but not entirely. Anthony Sclafani's seminal work in 1976 showed that voluntary exercise attenuates, but doesn't prevent, obesity from offering rats human junk food. https://t.co/PtkRwSfFk4 https://t.co/u3x2vRq5sv
Referências: Mascaro, A. et. al. 2022. Doi:https://t.co/iam8EE3g8C (foto tuíte 4) Koshimizu, K. et. al. 1994. doi:10.1016/0031-9384(94)90368-9 Morrogh-Bernard, H.C. et al. 2017. Doi:https://t.co/8YuxlPH0KR https://t.co/QVC7d8yi3W https://t.co/VHo9E3l50I https://t.co/ZlCTJgIUR7
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@JohnSpeakman4 @SarahDeemerPhD Earliest paper I’ve seen on this is from Sclafani & Springer 1976. Can even see the chocolate cookies in photo of the rat cage in Fig 3! https://t.co/zAjkm5ybRw https://t.co/vG6PjfN54R
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
RT @sguyenet: This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly pa…
This is the original 1976 finding from Anthony Sclafani that exercise attenuates fat gain in rats fed "a variety of highly palatable supermarket foods". Rats were switched from exercise to no exercise, and vice versa. See the impact on weight gain below. https://t.co/PtkRwSfFk4 https://t.co/HnaFpWhlIs
@_AndyAlexander Along with the others, here are some: ephys-Routh et al. (2009) DOI: 0.1152/jn.00082.2009 behav-Frick et al. (2000) DOI: 10.1097/00001756-200011090-00013 behav-Wishaw et al. (1995) DOI: 10.1016/0031-9384(95)00110-5
@1O842 @ohmybeautybank Aku nggak bilang wajar buncit krn ada rahim di bagian tubuh tsb ya, kak. Beda pengertiannya dg artikel yg kakak sampaikan. Sepemahamanku artikel di atas mempermasalahkan ttg posisi rahim. Yg aku bilang normal adalah, sistem fat storage kebanyakan wanita https://t.co/hByhjnSydA
@MerkleRoots @GaleImperialist @AlpacaAurelius I think it is more likely exposure to men rather than women which shortened her menstrual cycle https://t.co/PM1pxr4wuV
@curvedglass I'm glad. No, not all. The tasting notes above are my abbreviations from these important papers: Taste of nutrients: Amino acids, vitamins, and fatty acids https://t.co/Gw1Kd87mRe Comparison of taste qualities and thresholds of D- and L-amino acids https://t.co/Us7AWRVkJa
@StevenQuartz @MyNutritionSci Plenty of evidence that nutrients are reinforcing in both humans and animals. However, isolated nutrients like sugar probably aren't reinforcing enough to cause addiction per se. https://t.co/Z33esrBVNU https://t.co/8GOtJxWVtI https://t.co/J3g608vCB6 https://t.co/GPUeI1RYmj
https://t.co/6YpvqiyePx
@HermanPontzer Are these observational studies? I'd be interested to see which studies you think are strongest in this regard. The rodent lit supports the idea that physical activity attenuates weight gain, e.g. Sclafani's original "cafeteria diet" study. https://t.co/dr8qm0nDkk
RT @Chillylin: 關於用冷水可以降低辣素的影響是有試驗研究的。 5 °C 的糖水比較好 但是 5°C 的酒效果比較差,跟20°C 水差不多 平時不吃辣椒的人用冷糖水漱口的效果比吃辣椒的人更好 https://t.co/j0pJLLCFqV
RT @Chillylin: 關於用冷水可以降低辣素的影響是有試驗研究的。 5 °C 的糖水比較好 但是 5°C 的酒效果比較差,跟20°C 水差不多 平時不吃辣椒的人用冷糖水漱口的效果比吃辣椒的人更好 https://t.co/j0pJLLCFqV
RT @Chillylin: 關於用冷水可以降低辣素的影響是有試驗研究的。 5 °C 的糖水比較好 但是 5°C 的酒效果比較差,跟20°C 水差不多 平時不吃辣椒的人用冷糖水漱口的效果比吃辣椒的人更好 https://t.co/j0pJLLCFqV
RT @Chillylin: 關於用冷水可以降低辣素的影響是有試驗研究的。 5 °C 的糖水比較好 但是 5°C 的酒效果比較差,跟20°C 水差不多 平時不吃辣椒的人用冷糖水漱口的效果比吃辣椒的人更好 https://t.co/j0pJLLCFqV
關於用冷水可以降低辣素的影響是有試驗研究的。 5 °C 的糖水比較好 但是 5°C 的酒效果比較差,跟20°C 水差不多 平時不吃辣椒的人用冷糖水漱口的效果比吃辣椒的人更好 https://t.co/j0pJLLCFqV
Understanding Your Hormones For Fat Loss & Muscle | The Women's Series E... https://t.co/Ul1UYQDb06 via @YouTube
RT @AriesTerron: ANALIZO la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO con ESTO! Nuevo video disponible en mi canal de YouTube, donde hago un análisis nutrimental…
RT @AriesTerron: ANALIZO la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO con ESTO! Nuevo video disponible en mi canal de YouTube, donde hago un análisis nutrimental…
NUTRIÓLOGO analiza la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO CON ESTO! - [Ciencia] https://t.co/xT4zHnhb1l por @AriesTerron (Aries Terrón) Parece ser, que no serán retiradas del mercado las Maruchan.
RT @AriesTerron: ANALIZO la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO con ESTO! Nuevo video disponible en mi canal de YouTube, donde hago un análisis nutrimental…
RT @AriesTerron: ANALIZO la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO con ESTO! Nuevo video disponible en mi canal de YouTube, donde hago un análisis nutrimental…
ANALIZO la MARUCHAN: ¡CUIDADO con ESTO! Nuevo video disponible en mi canal de YouTube, donde hago un análisis nutrimental sobre esta “sopa”, que incluye ingredientes como el controversial Glutamato Monosódico (no es como lo piensas). https://t.co/RtA4xU9VjI https://t.co/EsknqZEHz8
RT @mspitschan: This graph powerfully shows relationship of our rest-activity timing and the solar day – and shows that our day extends wel…
RT @mspitschan: This graph powerfully shows relationship of our rest-activity timing and the solar day – and shows that our day extends wel…
RT @mspitschan: This graph powerfully shows relationship of our rest-activity timing and the solar day – and shows that our day extends wel…
RT @mspitschan: This graph powerfully shows relationship of our rest-activity timing and the solar day – and shows that our day extends wel…
This graph powerfully shows relationship of our rest-activity timing and the solar day – and shows that our day extends well beyond sunset. Source: https://t.co/XLS0jSVIga https://t.co/9em7sl9QS4
@FortyFour_North EEGs of ruminating sheep and goats have shown brain activity similar to REM sleep: https://t.co/S1qJ3xTh9D Perhaps this applies to cattle too?
@lindseydraws_27 I love it and at least the chickens weren't drugged. Unlike these spiders: https://t.co/FPmFeQFrPU
There are innumerable theories about what those confounders could be, but we really still don't know. Perhaps it could be somatic factors related to heart rate, as suggested in two uncited studies by Joseph and Engel from 81/82? https://t.co/8jjZXarjFQ, https://t.co/MXwa1IrVID
Understanding Your Hormones For Fat Loss & Muscle | The Women's Series E... https://t.co/mvPK0XP3xe via @YouTube @Shape_Magazine
RT @whsource: @sapinker This phenomenon is called sensory-specific satiety and has been a topic of research since the 1980s, notably by Bar…
RT @LindorffLarsen: @RJDLab @abrowntable See also plot below based on these papers: https://t.co/Gw1Kd87mRe https://t.co/Us7AWRVkJa https:…
RT @LindorffLarsen: @RJDLab @abrowntable See also plot below based on these papers: https://t.co/Gw1Kd87mRe https://t.co/Us7AWRVkJa
@RJDLab @abrowntable See also plot below based on these papers: https://t.co/Gw1Kd87mRe https://t.co/Us7AWRVkJa https://t.co/snXjC2qkfJ
...have an emetic reflex and so are unable to vomit, though they do experience other symptoms of motion sickness, which can be detected through chemical cues. A reference for today's fact: -Motion sick guinea pigs (Ossenkopp and Ossenkopp, 1990: https://t.co/nhHmvW31Y5) 2/2
@eachgo https://t.co/xmWVLQbxLR // 酪蛋白可以吸附辣椒素 糖水其实也可以(
@masha_niv @pwellendorph1 Yes. And the 1981 follow-up also with data on D-amino acids https://t.co/Us7AWRVkJa https://t.co/mP9Mqq7jtQ
@pwellendorph1 Yeah, it tastes a bit like MSG
Understanding Your Hormones For Fat Loss & Muscle | The Women's Series Ep. 2 https://t.co/J9TX7lPSmP
Understanding Your Hormones For Fat Loss & Muscle | The Women's Series Ep. 2 https://t.co/WjF5ZoSZDe https://t.co/W53LbBCrvs
@Yuto_Akise ternyata susah nemu yg pas wkwkwk pengaruh preferensi rasa: 10.3390/nu9020107 perubahan preferensi manis pada manusia: 10.1016/0031-9384(87)90166-1 pengaruh genetik terhadap preferensi & persepsi rasa: 10.3389/fgene.2019.01272 Preferensi & sensitivitas rasa: 10.1093/chemse/bjy082
@thetideishere @RyphMcbacon @sarahschauer Also- all of the articles linked cite many other sources with similar results. These two were particularly interesting to me: https://t.co/1614YDnbOE https://t.co/wHT5t8yOvi
The same schedule was adhered to, but instead of receiving a saline injection 15 rain before the one hr drinking period the animals received 15 mg/kg chlordiazepoxide for seven consecutive days. Then for four consecutive days the dosage was [10.1016/0031-9384(70)90064-8] #SciPo
#LT 10/16 Mais également, il faudrait expliquer un petit problème : si le sodium est si important, pourquoi certains sels sans sodium ont un goût salé proche et pourquoi certains sels de sodium l'ont beaucoup moins ? J'ai adapté la figure de cette étude
@ElisaTelisa @olexandr
RT @whsource: @deirdre_tobias Thanks for your thoughts. I also don't know how to interpret it and the findings are counterintuitive. Howe…
@deirdre_tobias Thanks for your thoughts. I also don't know how to interpret it and the findings are counterintuitive. However, I think that dietary intake variables (including macronutrient intake) are substantially heritable. John de Castro published on that. https://t.co/Sfr0bk1xRx
as with any study, this study is not definitive (only 1 other to my knowledge thats similar, doi: 10.1016/0031-9384(90)90350-D) & theres some important limitations: 1. we tested same calorie breakfasts, so what happens if people ADD sugar (and therefore increase calories)? 12/17
A reference for my addition to today's fact: -Thermoregulation in rodents and the Harderian Gland (Thiessen and Kittrell, 1980: https://t.co/LWsBCFjGJW) Thanks again to Nathan Jeffery for today's fact. If you would like to get involved in #YearoftheRatFacts do get in touch!
I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't gains as much weight on a human junk food diet when they exercise regularly. https://t.co/rS9rLszSpI https://t.co/qC4NXPJ97h https://t.co/znd02kIpKT https://t.co/7oPWW0nVOO
RT @whsource: @sapinker This phenomenon is called sensory-specific satiety and has been a topic of research since the 1980s, notably by Bar…
RT @whsource: @sapinker This phenomenon is called sensory-specific satiety and has been a topic of research since the 1980s, notably by Bar…
RT @whsource: @sapinker This phenomenon is called sensory-specific satiety and has been a topic of research since the 1980s, notably by Bar…
@sapinker This phenomenon is called sensory-specific satiety and has been a topic of research since the 1980s, notably by Barbara Rolls. Partially explains the "second stomach" effect we get for dessert. https://t.co/xLwp0jk4kx
RT @whsource: I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't…
RT @whsource: I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't…
RT @whsource: I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't…
RT @whsource: I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't…
RT @whsource: I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't…
RT @whsource: I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't…
I agree that you can at least partially outrun a bad diet. In a classic 1976 study, Anthony Sclafani showed that rats don't gains as much weight on a human junk food diet when they exercise regularly. https://t.co/vdThwttTSY https://t.co/sXMgKOOqOi
I also want pictures of this "apparatus" used to collect mice wee, from 1972. https://t.co/iXuBLsy5d1
si quieres saber mas de Smart kid , aquí dejamos un link , con un estudio sobre el Omega y problema de sueño en niños. https://t.co/mvytWo4p4q https://t.co/mvytWo4p4q
@maelanfontes @pzjarana d) Lesión cerebral afectando al sistema de saciedad del hipotálamo https://t.co/poixLAJLC6 con desregulación hormonal incluida de regalo… y obesidad NO debida a "comer de más" https://t.co/vBvfdv0c7e por ejemplo https://t.co/ShQiyjkq5o https://t.co/HwiefMQKsp