Overweight and obese humans overeat away from home.
Overweight and obese humans overeat away from home.
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DOI：
10.1016/j.appet.2012.04.020
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发表时间：
2012-10
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影响因子：
5.4
通讯作者：
Kooshian CH
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文献类型：
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作者：
de Castro JM;King GA;Duarte-Gardea M;Gonzalez-Ayala S;Kooshian CH
建筑环境与肥胖症的流行有牵连。我们调查了正常体重与超重/肥胖个体在家中与其他地点的饮食模式的差异。连续7天记录自由生活受试者的进餐位置及其大小。研究一：81名男性和84名女性在7d饮食日记中记录他们的摄入量，并佩戴装有GPS记录器的腰带，连续7天记录他们的位置。研究2：388名男性和621名女性连续7天在饮食日记中记录他们的摄入量。在这两项研究中，与在家吃饭相比，超重/肥胖参与者在餐馆和其他地方外出就餐的时间比正常体重的参与者要多。超重/肥胖的人似乎对外出就餐的环境提示更敏感。这表明建筑环境对超重/肥胖个体摄入量的影响可能是肥胖流行的原因之一。
The built environment has been implicated in the development of the epidemic of obesity. We investigated the differences in the meal patterns of normal weight vs. overweight/obese individuals occurring at home vs. other locations. The location of meals and their size in free-living participants were continuously recorded for 7 consecutive days. Study 1: 81 males and 84 females recorded their intake in 7-d diet diaries and wore a belt that contained a GPS Logger to record their location continuously for 7 consecutive days. Study 2: 388 males and 621 females recorded their intake in diet diaries for 7 consecutive days. In both studies, compared to eating at home, overweight/obese participants ate larger meals away from home in both restaurants and other locations than normal weight participants. Overweight/obese individuals appear to be more responsive to environmental cues for eating away from home. This suggests that the influence of the built environment on the intake of overweight/obese individuals may contribute to the obesity epidemic.
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影响因子：
7.1
作者：
DECASTRO, JM;DECASTRO, ES
通讯作者：
DECASTRO, ES
影响因子：
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作者：
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作者：
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