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Diet, Palatability, and Dietary Implications of Long-Term Weight Maintenance,tability is generally used to refer to the hedonic response of an organism to a food which depends on its taste, smell, flavor, texture and appearance, Palatability can be influenced by a number of factors including learned associations of foods, social, cultural, and economic factors, and the internal physiological state of an organism.

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Why Should Patients be Matched to Treatments, How May It Occur, and How Can It be Studied?,A main objective of this workshop is to answer the question: “What else do we need to know?” However it is convenient to state here some propositions the truth of which I believe has been established. The evidence for this view is set out elsewhere (Garrow 1988).

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In Search of Optimal Weights for U.S. Men and Women,n which substantially larger fat stores (and hence increased weight) would be biologically beneficial, this discussion will be limited to consideration of surveys of adiposity status in relation to morbidity and mortality outcomes in members of the U.S. population who were ostensibly healthy at stud

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Defining Socially and Psychologically Desirable Body Weights and the Psychological Consequences of 2). The enormity of public concern about obesity is reflected by the estimated $55 billion to be spent annually in the United States by 1995 for weight loss products and services (Marketdata Enterprises, 1989). While the diet industry still commands enormous profits and professionally led weight con

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