The ability of habitual exercise to influence appetite and food intake in response to high- and low-energy preloads in man

SJ Long; K Hart; LM Morgan

doi:10.1079/BJN2002560

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The ability of habitual exercise to influence appetite and food intake in response to high- and low-energy preloads in man

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The ability of habitual exercise to influence appetite and food intake in response to high- and low-energy preloads in man

SJ Long, K Hart and LM Morgan

BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, Vol.87(5), pp.517-523

01/05/2002

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1079/BJN2002560

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Science & Technology

Life Sciences & Biomedicine

Nutrition & Dietetics

NUTRITION & DIETETICS

exercise

appetite

food intake

satiety

WEIGHT MAINTENANCE

EATING BEHAVIOR

OBESE SUBJECTS

SATIETY

WOMEN

DIET

FAT

CHOLECYSTOKININ

INSULIN

BALANCE

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Title: The ability of habitual exercise to influence appetite and food intake in response to high- and low-energy preloads in man
Creators: SJ Long
K Hart
LM Morgan
Publication Details: BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, Vol.87(5), pp.517-523
Publisher: C A B I PUBLISHING
Date published: 01/05/2002
Date submitted: 17/05/2017
Identifiers: 99513714002346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

The ability of habitual exercise to influence appetite and food intake in response to high- and low-energy preloads in man

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