… children to overconsume all that is sweet in a modern food system replete with added sugars.
We review the power of sweet taste to blunt expressions of pain … taste preferences driven in …

… , the association between family history of alcoholism and adult … family history of alcoholism
with sweet liking and with adult obesity. It therefore remains unknown whether family history …

… Additionally, a preference for sweetness is likely associated with a paternal history of alcohol
use … preference for sucrose solutions in 5–12 year old children was largely driven by the …

… trial in patients with alcohol dependence in which the SL phenotype was assessed after
completion of the trial; the investigators found that higher sweet preference was associated with …

… 39– 41 , analgesia from hedonic drinking in adult animals is … of the volunteer group by sweet
preference to eliminate the … In children, the analgesic effect of sweet taste was restricted to …

… given that daily, real-life food choices include most of the times … perception and preference
occur from infancy to teenage … player in modulating emotional and physical response to pain. …

… eligible for inclusion); (4) alcohol, nicotine, or a recreational drug relative to sweetness …
One study showed that children had a significantly greater sweetness preference than …

… significantly more hedonic responses to alcohol than IC rats (… on intake and preference for
sweet and bitter solutions in the … of pain/discomfort such as increased pain tolerance. This …

… learned preference for sucrose. Given the positive association between the preference for
sweet drinks … of sugar-sweetened beverages, particularly in young children and adolescents. …

… Sweetness is a powerful analgesic among children and may be more effective in attenuating
pain for normal weight than for obese children… the food or drinking the beverage makes …