The effect of d-fenfluramine on intake of carbohydrate supplements is influenced by the hydration of the test diets.

作者: C. L Lawton , J. E. Blundell

DOI: 10.1097/00008877-199210000-00010

关键词: Food scienceCarbohydrate supplementCarbohydrateChemistryChow dietSucroseExperimental strategyCarbohydrate intakeFenfluramine

摘要: The effect of d-fenfluramine on carbohydrate intake in the rat has been investigated using a dietary paradigm which pure supplement is presented addition to normal balanced chow diet. This experimental strategy used as an alternative macronutrient selection model attempt increase sensitivity measurement drug effects intake. issue important because postulated theoretical relationship between brain serotonin (5-HT) and was dependent upon texture density (hydrated vs. non-hydrated) nature carbohyhdrate employed - either sucrose (sweet-tasting) or Polycose (bland-tasting). Selective suppression, by d-fenfluramine, detected (as predicted 5-HT/carbohydrate theory) but only under specific environmental conditions, namely hydrated supplemented with dry Polycose. Therefore, suppression may depend, not any inherent biological link consumption 5-HT activity, shift relative preference for diet choices available.

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