… models of addictive behavior and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each. This
includes non-contingent models in which animals … increasingly shifting towards other models. …

… It stands to reason that if the food or eating addiction concept is accepted as valid, this would
imply that food or eating addiction may need to be included as a new addictive disorder in …

… There is some evidence of food tolerance in animal models of sugar addiction. Rats given …
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… Here, using a food addiction mouse model, we report that the … prevents the development
of food addiction-like behavior, … of food addiction, which could pave the way towards novel …

… However, much attention has been given to this concept in recent years as new methods,
knowledge and an increasing number of studies have been carried out on both animal models …

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addiction would lead to new ways … effects of addictive drugs in classic animal models, including …

… primary quantitative data with a measure of obesity or food addiction as an outcome.
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… Noteworthy, food-restricted male animals without a running wheel stabilized their body …
toward the great importance of activity in this animal model (11). Consequently, the model was …

… approach to the assessment of food addiction. This should include consideration of dietary
… of food addiction (true positives, or “the signal”) from the more classic eating pathology (true …