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Caloric intake versus temporal pattern of food intake
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 2004Aging Clin Exp Res, Vol. 16, No. 6 423 In 2003, Anson et al. (1) published some surprising findings: when C57BL/6 mice were given unlimited access to food one day and fasted the next day, from age 9 through 38 weeks, their total caloric intake was similar to that of mice with continuous access to food (i.e., ad libitum-fed), and this “every other day ...
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The influence of tonsillectomy on growth and caloric intake
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1964Serial records of children enrolled in a growth study have been used to assess the possible influence of tonsillectomy on the rates of gain in height and weight and on the levels of caloric intake. Data were analyzed that related to pairs of children matched for illness experience; one member of each pair had a tonsillectomy during the course of the ...
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Caloric Intake and Stress Relief?
Science, 2009The longevity factor SIRT1 influences protein stability by keeping heat shock factor 1 in its active state.
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Modulation of Chemical Toxicity by Modification of Caloric Intake
1992Caloric restriction increases maximum achievable lifespan and offsets the time to development of degenerative disease. Part of these desirable effects may result from positive modulation of toxic events. We have shown that when rodents are placed on a diet that is reduced in total calories by 40%, several beneficial changes on biochemical systems which
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Caloric Balancing and Sucrose Intake of Hamsters and Gerbils
The American Journal of Psychology, 1986In Experiment 1, hamsters and gerbils were randomly assigned to groups that were given a choice between pairs of sucrose solutions differing in concentration. The groups consisted of a control along with the following pairs: 2% and 6%; 2% and 8%; 2% and 12%; 2% and 18%; 6% and 8%; 6% and 12%; 6% and 18%; 12% and 18%.
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Activity, Caloric Intake, and Energy Balance of Infants
Pediatrics, 1969I am writing in response to a paper on the energy balance of infants, by H. E. Rose and J. Mayer, in the January 1968 issue of Pediatrics. The authors' findings were very interesting and are significant where data are from actual measurements, i.e., muscular activity and skinfold thickness.
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Effect of caloric restriction and excessive caloric intake on energy expenditure
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1971M, Apfelbaum, J, Bostsarron, D, Lacatis
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