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The prevalence of obesity has increased throughout the last three decades due to genetic, metabolic, behavioral, and environmental factors [1]. Obesity in turn increases risk for a number of metabolic diseases including type 2 diabetes, car...
Barbara J Rolls Barbara J Rolls
In an 'obesogenic' environment, getting people to eat appropriate amounts is challenging. Several food-based strategies have the potential to promote satiety and moderate energy intake. Components of foods such as macronutrients and functio...
John M Jakicic John M Jakicic
Weight loss interventions involving diet and physical activity typically result in 8-10% weight loss within 6-12 months after initiating treatment. Physical activity is a key component of these interventions for a variety of reasons. Weight...
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The long-term stability of bodyweight despite wide variation in energy intake and expenditure suggests that at usual weight energy intake and output are 'coupled' to maintain body energy stores. Our model for some of the molecular mechanics...
Kenneth W Altman Kenneth W Altman
The etiology of oropharyngeal dysphagia can be broad, and includes aging with atrophy, debilitation, stroke, neurodegenerative and muscular diseases, tumor and postsurgical deformity, as well as effects due to medications and drying of the ...
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