2007
DOI: 10.1038/sj.ijo.0803672
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Food cravings and energy regulation: the characteristics of craved foods and their relationship with eating behaviors and weight change during 6 months of dietary energy restriction

Abstract: Objective: To examine characteristics of craved foods in relation to dietary energy restriction (ER) with high (HG) and low glycemic load (LG) diets. Design: Assessments of food cravings before and during a randomized controlled trial of HG and LG diets provided for 6 months. Subjects: Thirty-two healthy, overweight women aged 20-42 years. Measurements: Self-reported food cravings and dietary intake, body weight, weight history and measures of eating behaviors. Results: Foods craved at baseline were more than … Show more

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“…Gilhooly et. al characterized these responses as "instinctive" in that at some point these behaviors may have served a survival function [8]. Stress releases hormones, which trigger a fight or flight response; thus, grabbing high-energy, available foods (like the sugary donut) would be effective for energy production.…”
Section: B Eating For Non-homeostatic Reasonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gilhooly et. al characterized these responses as "instinctive" in that at some point these behaviors may have served a survival function [8]. Stress releases hormones, which trigger a fight or flight response; thus, grabbing high-energy, available foods (like the sugary donut) would be effective for energy production.…”
Section: B Eating For Non-homeostatic Reasonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diversos são os estudos que tentaram identificar a influência das emoções no consumo alimentar 5,6,[10][11][12][13] . O humor e as emoções podem influenciar a escolha dos alimentos, da mesma forma que o consumo de certos alimentos pode alterar o humor ou o estado emocional.…”
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“…Esse dado vai ao encontro de estudos experimentais que apontam que a restrição alimentar pode ser desinibida em casos de estresse ou emoções negativas, como sentir-se entediado, deprimido, ansioso, triste ou tenso 6,[11][12][13]15 . Em contrapartida, quando as escalas de restrição e de alimentação emocional são analisadas separadamente, esta última constitui um melhor indicador de alimentação induzida pelo estresse.…”
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