As part of the 2000 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the public is advised to choose
beverages and foods to moderate their intake of sugars. The term sugars is conventionally …

Background The rising prevalence of obesity in children has been linked in part to the
consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks. Our aim was to examine this relation. Methods We …

The view of carbohydrates in relation to obesity has changed over the past few decades
from being conducive to overconsumption and weight gain to being protective. This article …

Accumulating evidence indicates that energy-yielding beverages evoke weaker appetitive
responses than more solid food items, but the properties responsible have not been …

To investigate the effects of alcohol on appetite and food intake, 26 males attended the
laboratory on three occasions. On each occasion, they were given a standard breakfast …

Generally, chromosome aberrations are either balanced, with relocation but without visible
gain or loss of material, or unbalanced, with gain or loss of chromosome material. From both …

In Western cultures alcohol is consumed regularly by many, if not most, people. The
consumption of 30 g of alcohol per day, corresponding to about 3 units, contributes …

Altered appetite is one of the most frequently cited yet poorly understood symptoms
encountered in the clinical setting. This review critically discusses the constraints under …

The Australian Dietary Guidelines are currently being revised and updated. There has been
public discussion about the advisability of retaining a guideline for sugar because of …

Finally, Ludwig and colleagues state that total energy intake might be a causal factor relating
obesity to sugarsweetened drink intake and that energy intake could confound the …