Effect of the energy density and volume of high carbohydrate meals on short term satiety in preschool children

Article Abstract:

There is an inverse connection between energy density of isoenergetic high-carbohydrate meals and the energy intake of preschool children at the subsequent meal, according to research designed to analyze whether changes in dietary energy density have an impact on short term satiety in preschool children. There is also a direct link between energy density and children's short term satiety. It was found that children who consumed the highest volume of the lower energy density meal during lunch had the highest energy intake at the subsequent meal in comparison with the children who consumed a lower volume of the high-energy density meal.

Food and nutrition, Preschool children

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Gut instinct

Article Abstract:

Nutritional care is an important tool of illness management. A 44-year-old Crohn's disease sufferer was placed on a special high calorie diet to help reduce the build up of food residue, which was leading to narrowed intestines and causing nutritional problems. The patient developed an abscess which was overcome by forming a stoma in the intestine. The patient became depressed by his illness and had to be encouraged to begin enjoying food again, by the implementation of a high-protein meal which was supplemented with snacks.

Health aspects, Methods, Crohn's disease, Case Note, Nutritionists

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Social and cultural perspectives on hunger, appetite and satiety

Article Abstract:

Hunger, satiety and appetite are shown to be a central research subject for the social sciences.

Research, Hunger

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