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balance where daily energy intake exceeds energy expenditure ( Hill & Peters 1998 , Caballero 2007 ). Based on the average weight gain observed in early- and middle-aged adults (~0.5 kg/year) ( Williamson et al. 1990 , Hebden et al. 2012 ), it is
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decreased energy expenditure lead to obesity ( Spiegelman & Flier 2001 ) and both are regulated essentially by the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus is a known center for the regulation of fundamental behaviors including appetite, thirst, temperature, sexual
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receptor (LepR) belonging to the interleukin 6 (IL-6) type family of cytokine receptors ( Peelman et al . 2014 ). LEP regulation of energy expenditure, lipolysis, basal and cold induced thermogenesis, as well as satiety, is attributed to its neuroendocrine
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(obesity) and reduced insulin action (insulin resistance) in muscle, this article will deal with FAs as an alternative energy substrate to glucose, the relevance of this substrate competition to overall energy expenditure and an assessment of the various
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, Martin NM, Smith KL, Gardiner JV, Connoley IP, Stephens DA, Dhillo WS, Ghatei MA, Small CJ & Bloom SR 2004 Triiodothyronine stimulates food intake via the hypothalamic ventromedial nucleus independent of changes in energy expenditure. Endocrinology
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Energy expenditure Food intake stimulates energy expenditure, a phenomenon commonly referred to as diet-induced thermogenesis (DIT) ( Fig. 1 ). It is also termed the thermic effect of food or the specific dynamic action of food. Depending on
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least two major populations of neurons controlling appetite and energy expenditure: i) a subset of neurons that coexpress orexigenic neuropeptide Y (NPY) and agouti-related peptide (AGRP) and ii) a population of neurons that coexpress the anorexigenic
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metabolic rate ( Krystal & Yu 1994 ). Caloric restriction in rhesus monkeys also results in decreased core temperature and 24 h energy expenditure ( Lane et al . 1996 ). On the other hand, there are several examples of reduced insulin and/or IGF-I signaling
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are also present in white adipose tissues (WAT) mainly at the subcutaneous depots, known as beige cells. Increased browning elevates energy expenditure and improves insulin sensitivity ( Stanford et al. 2013 ). Browning has been shown to be promoted
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). Peripheral signals that induce changes in eating behavior and energy expenditure after VSG need to be transmitted to the brain. This may occur either via vagal or non-vagal afferent nerve signaling or directly via blood circulation ( Berthoud 2008 ). However