… satiety is the recognition of physiological satiety signals. Even before food touches the mouth,
physiological signals … This afferent information constitutes one class of satiety signals and …

… hunger cries, no-hunger cries, pain cries, and no-pain cries from infant acoustic data. Here,
… modalities to collect physiological hunger and satiety signals from five healthy individuals: …

… and satiety cues. Hunger and satiety cues affect within-meal consumption by signaling when
… importantly, can influence subsequent consumption by signaling how much to eat at a later …

… stimulate vagal afferents and mediate postprandial symptoms such as nausea and satiety. …
(eg, arthritis and back pain) is useful to convey that chronic abdominal pain is unlikely to be “…

… Decreased intake was the result of greatly reduced meal size with only partial compensation
by meal frequency, and a corresponding increase in the satiety ratio. Similar results were …

… Evolution has not designed our brain-gut axis to experience abdominal pain every time the
… elaborate system of signaling non-painful signals to the brain: hunger, fullness (satiety), well-…

… signals from the acupoints by acupuncture signals interact in DRG, spinal cord, and supraspinal
structures of “pain … non-painful sensations such as hunger, satiety, and nausea, they are …

… that decreased transmission of pain signals can be achieved and … sensitivity to pain, particularly
by lowering the inflammatory signaling to … In chronic nonspecific back pain, supplemental …

… Hunger and Satiety: Food choices and eating driven by hunger and satiety signals influence
… , and senses and communicates information such as pain to the CNS. Research in women …

… of viscerally mediated impulses and becomes a signal (24). Satiety, a related process, has
a … in boredom, The “riddance-disgust-satiety constellation” hence plays a prominent part in a …