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Interindividual variability in perceived appetite and appetite-related hormone responses to eating and exercise in humans

2019-01-01

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As obesity rates continue to rise worldwide, scientific interest in the area of appetite regulation has increased in an attempt to identify strategies that can prevent energy overconsumption and body weight gain. Appetite regulation is complex and involves many different physiological and psychological factors, allowing for great interindividual variability. Recently, some studies assessing appetite and energy int...

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Literature Corpus work: 116ee534-3f6b-5890-a96f-5c697962d3cc
DOI: 10.26174/thesis.lboro.9741896.v1

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