… studies demonstrating sucrose-induced analgesia in humans … of the volunteer group by
sweet preference to eliminate the … In children, the analgesic effect of sweet taste was restricted …

… and analgesic effects of sucrose, predicts greater dietary preference and intake of sweet
foods… sucrose substudy sample did not differ from those not selected in terms of child sex, family …

… We review the power of sweet taste to blunt expressions of pain … Like adults [84, 85], children
exhibit a wide range in their … evidence that the heightened sweet preference may be linked …

… [9] Sweet taste stimulates opioid activity in human infants.[13-23] Another possibility of
sucrose-induced analgesia … , found that oral sucrose had an analgesic effect in children but not in …

… An age-related decline in the hedonic value of sweet-tasting … 2 studies that suggested
sucrose-induced analgesia in children … the sweet preference and the perception of analgesia were …

… not significantly associated with each other in children, teenagers, or adults, suggesting that
detection and preference are … sweet had no effect on pain thresholds or tolerance in adult …

… it is easier to understand, and children are known to have a preference for emojis over still
… that the sweet taste stimulation increased the pain threshold in children but not in adults [20]…

… ; what did differ was the efficacy of sucrose in blunting expressions of pain. Thus, we hypothesized
… We found that children's ratings did not differ from those of adults for KCl, suggesting …

… babies and children who can’t express their pain in words are at … In preclinical settings, assays
of animal behavior have … beliefs of adults irresponsiveness to sweet-induced analgesia, a …

… A sugar preference test showed that adult mice that received … exposure, repetitive sucrose
induced smaller brain volumes … sugar would induce preference or aversion to sweet taste. …