Hormonal fluctuations associated with the menstrual cycle influence appetite control and
eating behaviour. Energy intake varies during the reproductive cycle in humans and …

The biological regulation of appetite is currently an important topic in nutrition, since
hyperphagia has been implicated as the prime cause of obesity. Cyclical fluctuations in food …

Food intake varies across the menstrual cycle in mammals, energy intake usually being
greater in the premenstrual phase compared with the postmenstrual phase. Premenstrual …

The body weight and reported food intake of 34 women were measured at the midpoint of
the follicular and luteal phases of the menstrual cycle. Both body weight and reported food …

We examined the occurrence and coincidence of depressed mood and excessive
carbohydrate intake in 19 patients who claimed to suffer from severe premenstrual …

Food intake was weighed and recorded daily during one complete menstrual cycle in 18
healthy normally menstruating women. Urinary luteinizing hormone indicated the time of …

Menstrual cycle phase-dependent changes in appetite in women with premenstrual
syndrome has not thus far been systematically demonstrated. In this study of 21 patients with …

The primary objective of the present investigation was to document positive changes in food
cravings, food consumption, and mood changes over the menstrual cycle and to explore the …

There is some evidence that food consumption changes across the menstrual cycle.
However, archived studies tend to rely on self-report data and do not differentiate among …

The dietary intakes of eight human females were obtained by interview each day for 60 days
to determine whether the menstrual cycle affected nutrient intake. Analysis showed that over …