Sentences with phrase «food cues in»

Currently, she is using imaging techniques to explore the effects of glucose on brain responses to food cues in children who are at - risk for developing obesity and / or diabetes later in life.

Buck CL, Vendruscolo LF, Koob GF, George O. Dopamine D1 and μ - opioid receptor antagonism blocks anticipatory 50 kHz ultrasonic vocalizations induced by palatable food cues in Wistar rats.

A weight - loss drug dampened the response to food cues in regions of the brain associated with attention and emotion, leading to decreases in caloric intake, weight and body mass index (BMI), a team led by scientists at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) reported.

We hope this new model that we've developed can be used to study the circuitry underpinning the brain's responses to food cues in health and in obesity.»

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To really move the needle in terms of protecting consumers, the SEC should take some cues from the Food and Drug Administration, another government agency tasked with protecting consumers from products that could harm them.

But I think it would be interesting to see the New Fast Food embrace a bit of local flavor, incorporating neighborhood cues and adapting to each location in whatever way possible.

Considering the large number of barbecue restaurants in the state (one book reviews 114 of them) and their enormous popularity, I see North Carolina barbecue as a symbol of resistance to mass market fast food, preserving the local «cue tradition while still having the same degree of convenience.

Like most earnest «cue in the state, the emphasis at Dreamland is on the quality of the meat and slow and thorough cooking, which both tenderizes and infuses the food with a smoky, sweet tang.

Professor Barry Smith discusses sensory factors affecting our perception and enjoyment of food and drink, and the ways in which auditory and tactile cues can enhance our eating experience, together with some advice on how to keep our sense of smell longer.

I wanted to use whole rolled oats so took a cue from Sarah of The Sugar Hit and gave them a quick whirl in the food processor before adding the rest of the crust ingredients.

«The Lean Cuisine culinary team keeps a constant pulse on food culture, taking cues from the latest flavor profiles, and we noticed an increase in people's desire for bolder, spicier flavors,» said David Bailey, Culinary Chef for Lean Cuisine.

If a baby has trouble with solids, you may start to pressure your baby mealtime (without even realizing it), spoon - feeding in a way that doesn't support baby's natural feeding cues (e.g. putting a spoonful of food into baby's mouth when he isn't ready or willing to take it).

In fact, I had to learn to follow my baby's cues for when he / she was ready for trying solids with signs such as reaching for table food or showing interest in our fooIn fact, I had to learn to follow my baby's cues for when he / she was ready for trying solids with signs such as reaching for table food or showing interest in our fooin our food.

As my own Food - in - the - Classroom Manifesto makes clear, even food that's not junk food can be problematic, from causing allergic reactions to overriding kids» appetite cues to violating other parents» food ruFood - in - the - Classroom Manifesto makes clear, even food that's not junk food can be problematic, from causing allergic reactions to overriding kids» appetite cues to violating other parents» food rufood that's not junk food can be problematic, from causing allergic reactions to overriding kids» appetite cues to violating other parents» food rufood can be problematic, from causing allergic reactions to overriding kids» appetite cues to violating other parents» food rufood rules.

I defer to your expertise in this area, but is there any concern that the constant use of food rewards throughout the day has any unintended negative consequences, like overriding a child's innate appetite cues, or creating an unhealthy relationship with food outside the classroom setting, etc?

She referenced Kellymom.com who says «exclusive breastfeeding (by itself) is 98 - 99.5 % effective in preventing pregnancy if 1) your baby is less than 6 months old 2) your period hasn't returned 3) baby is breastfeeding on cue (both day & night), and gets nothing but breast milk or only token amounts of other foods.»

to focus on their food and remain in tune with their internal cues of fullness.

It would look like each family member listening to their body's hunger cues and needs and choosing from the available food in the house or on the table what to eat and when, as well as how much.

We practice baby - led weaning, in which parents watch the cues of their child for signs of interest in solid food.

When your toddler or child eats in front of a screen, they aren't focusing on their food or their inner hunger / fullness cues; they are instead focusing on what they're watching.

«By giving yourself permission to eat foods that you enjoy, and in response to your body's cues of appetite, hunger, fullness, and satiety, you will be able to ebb and flow with your body and provide supportive nourishment as your baby grows,» she notes.

A noisy room can cause a child to lose interest in the food and removing distractions will allow them to tune into their cues of satiation.

This disconnect from hunger / satiation cues can start very early in life if babies are introduced to solid foods with someone else dictating how much they should be eating.

Solids - The introduction of solids should begin when a child demonstrates readiness cues such as able to sit up without support, an increase in breastfeeding, can pick up food using a pincer grasp, or demonstrates an interest by grabbing at your food.

In the modern world — where cheap, high - calorie food is available all around — taste, smell, emotion, learning, memory, and food addiction tend to override our biological cues and entice us to eat even when there is no need.

The technology may one day lead to new imaging instruments and microscopes for use in medicine and scientific research, such as devices for detecting early signs of skin cancer or early visual cues for food spoilage.

At other times, food was put into different arms of the maze but with visual cues to show its hiding place, which, in humans, requires conscious thought.

Now these cues are trapping juvenile penguins in areas with hardly any food, scientists report February 9 in Current Biology.

Ciliated sensory neurons (red) in the nose detect a balance between pheromones and food - derived cues.

Conversely, ghrelin increases an animal's sensitivity to food cues by increasing dopamine responses in the mesolimbic system, Mitchell Roitman, a behavioral neuroscientist at the University of Illinois in Chicago, and his colleagues reported in March in the Journal of Neurochemistry.

Leptin can decrease dopamine cell firing in this area, reducing an animal's sensitivity to food cues, Adan and colleagues reported July 17 in the International Journal of Obesity.

Scientists examined the behaviour of dogs in response to emotionally significant images and sounds, and found that mouth licking in domestic dogs is not simply a response to food or uncertainty, but appears to be used as a signal to try to communicate with humans in response to visual cues of anger.

Surprisingly, white - tailed eagles never detected metal fragments in their food by visual cues only, as might be expected from the extraordinary visual acuity of eagles.

«Visual information about food cues is processed in sequential stages.

«Our data show that RO5256390 was able to block binge eating of the sugary diet, blocked the strength of cues associated with junk food and blocked compulsive eating in a potentially unsafe environment,» explained co-first author of the study Antonio Ferragud, PhD, postdoctoral fellow in the LAD.

«Ideally, specific cell types within these circuits could be targeted in order to shift attention away from unhealthy cues such as high - calorie food cues.

In two newly - published studies, the researchers examined — with unprecedented resolution — the brain circuits responsible for the differences in the way the brain responds to visual food cues during hunger versus satietIn two newly - published studies, the researchers examined — with unprecedented resolution — the brain circuits responsible for the differences in the way the brain responds to visual food cues during hunger versus satietin the way the brain responds to visual food cues during hunger versus satiety.

Specifically, the team's findings suggest that neurons in two regions of the brain — the postrhinal association cortex and the lateral amygdala — help integrate information about external food cues and hunger state.

«We know people report feeling fuller after eating walnuts, but it was pretty surprising to see evidence of activity changing in the brain related to food cues, and by extension what people were eating and how hungry they feel.»

When these same mice were tested after a meal, the same food cue produced a decreased response in the neurons in a subset of these same brain areas.

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In food - restricted mice, just being shown the visual cue associated with the liquid treat provoked a strong response in sets of neurons in three different brain areaIn food - restricted mice, just being shown the visual cue associated with the liquid treat provoked a strong response in sets of neurons in three different brain areain sets of neurons in three different brain areain three different brain areas.

But while those studies have suggested that animals are able to understand what others see — giving them an advantage in competing for food, for example — they rely on the test subjects» ability to see another's head or eyes, providing so - called «gaze cues.»

Dogs follow people's pointing, body posture, the direction of their gaze, and touches for cues to find hidden food, notes Mariana Bentosela and colleagues at the University of Buenos Aires in the July 2008 Behavioural Processes.

«We suspected this might partly be due to the fact that people learn to associate specific cues in their environment with certain food choices.

«Health warnings for healthy food choices only seem to be effective in an environment where no food cues are present.

In one test for working memory — the ability to use recent experience to make decisions — the mice were trained to find food in one arm of a maze based on a visual cuIn one test for working memory — the ability to use recent experience to make decisions — the mice were trained to find food in one arm of a maze based on a visual cuin one arm of a maze based on a visual cue.

After 7 days, however, the researchers switched the rules: To find food, mice now had to go in the opposite direction of the cue.

Quercetin is in honey and beebread, and it's a reliable cue that bees use to recognize food.»

Secondly, the dogs and wolves had to rely on behavioural cues, in which the experimenter only showed the location of the hidden food through her behaviour, without making any eye - contact with the animals.