Rosa Wanda Diez Garcia

• Abstract

  The eating behavior is related with emotions. Hedonic and homeostatic system combined with the environmental and psychological experiments, the physiological signals and neural processes regulate the appetite. These conditions underlie the hypothesis that emotions caused by the life events, in a context of high food availability, can increase food intake. So that food acts as an attenuato…

  Influence of emotions caused by life events in food intake and plasma levels of appetite hormones in women, AP.R

• Abstract

  The aim of this study is to compare, in obese women, the effect of different food restriction diets on anthropometric, biochemical and hormonal parameters, and also the perception of the experience of food restriction and dietary intake after food restriction. Thirty women with BMI higher than 30 kg/m2, maximum weight of 130 kg and aged 20 to 50 years will be selected for this research, a…

  Effects of food restriction with two different dietary approaches on appetite-regulating hormones, metabolism and perceptions of obese women, AP.R

• Abstract

  Stress can contribute to the emergence of DSD, which is defined as an intense desire to consume sweet foods. The goal is to compare the intake of sugars and the occurrence of DSD in women with and without stress, and to evaluate the effects of stress and DSD on hormone levels that regulate appetite. The stress will be diagnosed and the study sample will be stratified into two groups (stre…

  Stress, sugar intake, sweet craving, and plasma levels of hormones regulating appetite between womens, AP.R

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• Abstract

  Stress can contribute to the emergence of DSD, which is defined as an intense desire to consume sweet foods. The goal is to compare the intake of sugars and the occurrence of DSD in women with and without stress, and to evaluate the effects of stress and DSD on hormone levels that regulate appetite. The stress will be diagnosed and the study sample will be stratified into two groups (stre…

  Stress, sugars intake, sweet craving, and plasma levels of hormones regulating appetite between women, BP.MS

• Abstract

  The aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of feeding restriction in appetite-regulation hormones (ghrelin and leptin), on the subsequent ingestion, metabolism and perception of obese women, comparing the use of a fiber-rich, high satiety diet, with a conventional diet. In the beginning of the study 40 women with BMI greater than 30 kg/m2, weighting 120 kg, and aged between 20 and 45…

  Effects of food restriction with two different dietary approaches in appetite-regulating hormones, metabolism and in perceptions of obese women., BP.DR