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Restrained eaters exhibit strict cognitive control over their food intake, primarily by limiting intake of high-fat foods. Earlier studies indicate a relationship between dietary restraint and cephalic phase insulin release, which is hypothesized to influence hunger and food intake. To compare cephalic phase hormonal responses to high- and low-fat stimuli and determine if the sensory experience of...
Evidence for an association between early pregnancy sickness and offspring salt (NaCl) preference has been obtained from studying offspring as young adults. To determine whether effects on NaCl preference are expressed in infancy, the present study examined 16-week-old infants whose mothers reported either little or no vomiting (N= 15) or frequent moderate to severe vomiting (N= 14) during the first...
These studies examined the relationship between salt preference of adult offspring and their mothers>> symptoms of morning sickness during pregnancy. College students who could provide information about their mothers>> symptoms of morning sickness completed a survey about their dietary salt intake (study 1;n=169) or rated and consumed ten snack foods (study 2;n=66). In study 1 a salt-use...
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