Satiety
What it is
Satiety describes the relative suppression of hunger after eating.
What it does
It is related to, but distinguishable from, satiation that helps bring a meal to an end.
Research context and ingredient forms
Subjective fullness, time until the next meal, and later food intake are different study outcomes.
Using this information
A food described as filling still needs a defined comparison and outcome. Fullness ratings alone do not establish long-term weight change.
Scientific Research & References
- The Control of Food Intake in Humans
Mark Hopkins, Kristine Beaulieu, Catherine Gibbons, Jason C. G. Halford, John Blundell, James Stubbs, Graham Finlayson
2022 · Endotext / MDText.com
Limitations: Supports the bounded definition or statement mapped to it. This source alone does not establish a food- or product-specific clinical benefit.
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