Health and Fitness

Interindividual variability in appetitive sensations and relationships between appetitive sensations and energy intake

E. Cheon and R. D. Mattes

This captivating study by Eunjin Cheon and Richard D. Mattes examines the intriguing stability of hunger, fullness, and thirst ratings over 17 weeks among 97 adults. The research uncovers the weak yet fascinating links between these sensations and individual eating patterns while revealing how energy intake plays a predominant role in influencing our appetitive experiences.

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Abstract

This study investigated the stability of inter-individual ratings of hunger, fullness, and thirst over 17 weeks in 97 healthy adults and explored the relationships between these sensations, eating patterns, energy intake (EI), and individual characteristics (age, gender, BMI). Marked and stable inter-individual differences were observed for all three sensations. Cross-correlation functions and path analyses revealed weak relationships between appetitive sensations and EI, with EI exerting a stronger influence on sensations than vice versa. No robust effects of individual characteristics were found.

Publisher

International Journal of Obesity

Published On

Dec 22, 2023

Authors

Eunjin Cheon, Richard D. Mattes

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