An alternative strategy is to disrupt memory encoding during a meal and then measure appetite and
intake at a subsequent meal.
If this is the case, then eating while distracted may degrade the quality of this memory trace and, thereby, promote an increased
intake at a subsequent meal.
Effects of eating breakfast compared with skipping breakfast on ratings of appetite and
intake at subsequent meals in 8 - to 10 - y - old children
Not exact matches
Unlike glucose or sucrose, which decreased the energy
intake at the test
meal, artificial sweetener preloads either had no effect or increased
subsequent energy
intake.
Effects of insulin - induced hypoglycaemia on energy
intake and food choice
at a
subsequent test
meal.
We previously found that skipping the morning
meal leads to increased perceived hunger and reduced perceived fullness (satiety), and greater energy
intake at subsequent eating occasions compared to eating breakfast, particularly one rich in dietary protein [9, 10].