Effect of Phosphorus Preload on Satiety and Subsequent Energy Intake - Mefleh, Marina;Obeid, Omar;Toufeili, Imad
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It is hypothesized that an increased phosphorus content of one meal (preloading) can induce an early satiation in the next meal. This is believed to be related to an increase in hepatic ATP production mediated by an improvement in hepatic phosphorus status. Thus we worked in this project on comparing the effect of different doses of phosphorus preloads on subjective satiety and subsequent energy intake.

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It is hypothesized that an increased phosphorus content of one meal (preloading) can induce an early satiation in the next meal. This is believed to be related to an increase in hepatic ATP production mediated by an improvement in hepatic phosphorus status. Thus we worked in this project on comparing the effect of different doses of phosphorus preloads on subjective satiety and subsequent energy intake.
Autorenporträt
Nechaj Jurij, d-r filol. nauk, prof. KubGU, g. Krasnodar. Osnownyenaprawleniq: germanistika, obschee i sopostawitel'noe qzykoznanie,socio- i psiholingwistika, perewod. Awtor bolee 120 nauchnyhrabot. Stazh po special'nosti 33 goda.Mefleh Marina, kand.filol.nauk,prep.MGA im. F.F.Ushakowa, g.Noworossijsk. Stazh po special'nosti 5 let.