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2016-04-12, 22:10
"Recent studies of the effects of sugars on brain systems involved in energy balance and reward: Relevance to low calorie sweeteners" heter studien och hela hemsidan ligger just nu nere verkar det som.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/aip/00319384
Slutsatsen är "Recent research extends earlier evidence showing that sweeteners impact neural mechanisms involved in maintaining energy homeostasis and processing reward. Based on these reports, it appears that caloric sweeteners differ in their ability to promote satiety and, in fact, some appear to potentiate feeding. Moreover, both caloric and non-caloric sweeteners appear to act on brain reward mechanisms in ways that likely perpetuate their intake. Further, though both types of sweeteners are perceived as rewarding, not surprisingly, especially under conditions of caloric deficit, caloric sweeteners act as more potent reinforcers. Finally, greater research is focused on understanding how neural systems, such as those involved in regulating energy balance and rewarding processes, interact to modulate feeding behavior"
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/aip/00319384
Slutsatsen är "Recent research extends earlier evidence showing that sweeteners impact neural mechanisms involved in maintaining energy homeostasis and processing reward. Based on these reports, it appears that caloric sweeteners differ in their ability to promote satiety and, in fact, some appear to potentiate feeding. Moreover, both caloric and non-caloric sweeteners appear to act on brain reward mechanisms in ways that likely perpetuate their intake. Further, though both types of sweeteners are perceived as rewarding, not surprisingly, especially under conditions of caloric deficit, caloric sweeteners act as more potent reinforcers. Finally, greater research is focused on understanding how neural systems, such as those involved in regulating energy balance and rewarding processes, interact to modulate feeding behavior"