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Sensitization of the reinforcing value of high energy density foods is associated with increased zBMI gain in adolescents

Health and Fitness

Sensitization of the reinforcing value of high energy density foods is associated with increased zBMI gain in adolescents

J. L. Temple, A. M. Ziegler, et al.

This study by Jennifer L. Temple and colleagues explores how repeated exposure to high energy density foods can lead to significant zBMI increases in adolescents. Discover how these findings shed light on developing effective obesity prevention strategies for young individuals.

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