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Interstitial Glucose Level Is a Significant Predictor of Energy Intake in...
Magazine article from: The Journal of Nutrition ...to its tight regulation and its dominant role as an energy source for the central nervous system (5,6). The glucostatic theory, first proposed in the 1950s, suggested that hunger and spontaneous meal initiation are stimulated at least in...
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Magazine article from: The Journal of Nutrition ...and islet beta cells (Thorens et al. 1990). The glucostatic theory for the regulation of food intake was proposed 40 y...restoration of glucose homeostasis. Support for this theory came from the observation that feeding is initiated...
The Relationship between Substrate Metabolism, Exercise and Appetite Control
Magazine article from: Sports Medicine ...attempts have been made to describe the control of appetite and energy intake (EI) using the following three theories: the glucostatic, lipostatic and aminostatic. However, these models are inadequate when describing the complexities of eating...
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Magazine article from: Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism ...issue. This is exemplified by the classical theories of food intake control, i.e., glucostatic (Mayer 1953), lipostatic (Kennedy 1950...1956), and thermostatic (Brobeck 1957) theories, that all refer to the ability of macronutrient...

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