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Reported hyperphagia in foster children
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1991In evaluating a large group of foster children from biological families with a high incidence of alcohol and/or drug abuse, there emerges a subsample of children with both atypical eating patterns as well as atypical behavior patterns. Their physical and behavioral characteristics are described. These children are neither obese nor "failure to thrive."
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Appetite, 1997
Up to one third of dementia sufferers eat an increased quantity of food compared with their premorbid intake, at some stage during the dementia. In addition, over half of people with dementia are reported, by their carers, to show a marked change in food choice, particularly an increased liking for sweet food.
J M, Keene, T, Hope
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Up to one third of dementia sufferers eat an increased quantity of food compared with their premorbid intake, at some stage during the dementia. In addition, over half of people with dementia are reported, by their carers, to show a marked change in food choice, particularly an increased liking for sweet food.
J M, Keene, T, Hope
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Appetite, 1997
Up to one third of dementia sufferers eat an increased quantity of food, compared with their premorbid intake, at some stage during the dementia. A proportion of these eat extraordinarily large quantities if food intake is not restricted. In order to investigate this phenomenon in detail, a reliable and standardized method of quantifying the degree of ...
J M, Keene, T, Hope
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Up to one third of dementia sufferers eat an increased quantity of food, compared with their premorbid intake, at some stage during the dementia. A proportion of these eat extraordinarily large quantities if food intake is not restricted. In order to investigate this phenomenon in detail, a reliable and standardized method of quantifying the degree of ...
J M, Keene, T, Hope
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Relationship of the middle hypothalamus to amygdalar hyperphagia
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1960Stereotaxic lesions in the lateral hypothalamus of the cat at the level of the tuberal region were found not to alter food intake or body weight from preoperative control levels whereas lesions restricted to the ventromedial nuclei produced hyperphagia and obesity. Cats with combined lateral and ventromedial lesions showed no changes in food intake or
P J, MORGANE, A J, KOSMAN
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Hyperphagia is irrelevant for pheromonal emission in the rat
Physiology & Behavior, 1981Abstract We addressed the question of whether hyperphagia is a precondition for the release of the maternal pheromone in the rat. Accordingly we tested for pheromonal emission in two kinds of hyperphagic females: one made hyperphagic through bilateral lesions of the ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus (VMH), the other “naturally” hyperphagic as ...
S J, Kilpatrick, H, Moltz
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Hyperthermia in Hypothalamic Hyperphagia
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1953J, MAYER, R M, GREENBERG
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