Titlebook: Hormones and Nutrition in Obesity and Cachexia; Manfred J. Müller,Elliot Danforth,Uwe Siedentopp Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verl

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Hormonal and Metabolic Determinants of Energy Expenditure in Humanso food intake, the amount of calories supplied, the calorie mix of the diet, substrate transport and metabolism. Substrate processing and storage are affected by several hormones such as insulin. In addition to nutritional and hormonal factors several drugs and acute cold exposure increase DIT. TEE

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Thermogenesis in Obesity and Cachexiarospective while suitable animal models have been rare. Nevertheless, our understanding of the mechanisms of both processes has been considerably improved over the past few years, not least because of an integrated approach to the regulation of energy balance.

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Regulation of Intermediary Metabolism by Substrate Supply, Hormone Concentrations and Nervous Activiy the individual pattern of work loads imposed. Human energy turnover can vary between about 90 W at rest and about 800 W or 1500 W at a medium or high work load of 150 W or 300 W, respectively. Maintenance of an adequate energy supply of all tissues under these widely variable conditions is guarant

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Hormonal and Metabolic Determinants of Energy Expenditure in Humansof the metabolic rate are the resting metabolic rate (RMR), diet-induced thermogenesis (DIT) and the thermic effect of exercise (TEE). These components differently contribute to total daily energy expenditure (EE). In an individual with a relatively sedentary lifestyle about 70%–75% of EE is due to

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The Role of Triglyceride-Fatty Acid Cycling and Glucose Cycling in Thermogenesis and Amplification osion of chemical energy to heat, with no change in either substrate or product. Although postulated originally in the early 1970s [1], substrate cycling was only recently demonstrated to occur in humans. The primary physiological role of substrate cycling was originally considered to be thermogenesi

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Hormonal and Nutritional Factors Contributory to Obesitymilarities between the genetically obese (fa-fa) rat and the rat rendered obese by lesions in the ventromedial hypothalamic nuclei. He was able to link the decreased sympathetic activity, and increased parasympathetic activity, to the increased insulinaemia, decreased thermogenesis, and increase in

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Thermogenesis in Obesity and Cachexia.. Balance is achieved when intake equals expenditure and body energy stores remain constant. Under some conditions, changes in body energy content are essential, e.g. for growth, production, but sustained deviations in energy balance in adult animals will result in excess fat deposition or wasting,