Distribution of experimental studie

Distribution of experimental studies on the effects of
dietary fat on food intake.
20 40 60
11000
11500
12000
12500
13000
13500
14000
14500
15000
20 40 60
Daily energy intake (minus lunch)
where the fat content of only
lunch foods is altered
Change of –455 in kJ
for each change
in percent in fat
Change of 1591 in kJ
for each change
in percent in fat
Energy consumed at subsequent meals (kJ)
Percent energy as fat in lunch
Daily energy intake where
fat content of all foods is altered
Total energy Intake (kJ)
Percent Fat in Foods
FIGURE 4 Energy intake as a function of level of dietary fat.
(Left) Only the fat content of the lunch was varied. (Right) Fat
content of all foods were varied. (Adapted from Poppitt, S. D., and
Swann, D. L. (1998). Dietary manipulation and energy compensation. Int. J. Obes. Relat. Metab. Disord. 22, 1024–1031.

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Distribution of experimental studies on the effects ofdietary fat on food intake.20 40 6011000115001200012500130001350014000145001500020 40 60Daily energy intake (minus lunch)where the fat content of onlylunch foods is alteredChange of-455 in kJfor each changein percent in fatChange of 1591 in kJfor each changein percent in fatEnergy consumed at subsequent meals (kJ)Percent energy as fat in lunchDaily energy intake wherethe fat content of all foods is alteredTotal energy Intake (kJ)Percent Fat in FoodsFIGURE 4 Energy intake as a function of level of dietary fat.(Left) Only the fat content of the lunch was varied. (Right) Fatcontent of all foods were varied. (Adapted from Poppitt, s. d., andSwann, d. l. (1998). Dietary manipulation and energy compensation. Int. J. Obes. Relat. Metab. Disord. 22, 1024-1031.

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Distribution of experimental studies on the effects of
dietary fat on food intake.
20 40 60
11000
11500
12000
12500
13000
13500
14000
14500
15000
20 40 60
Daily energy intake (minus lunch)
where only the fat content of
foods is altered lunch
Change of -455 in kJ
for each change
in percent fat in
the Change of 1591 in kJ
for each change
in percent in fat
consumed at subsequent meals Energy (kJ)
energy as fat in lunch Percent
Daily energy intake where
fat content of all foods is altered
Total energy intake ( kJ)
Percent Fat in Foods
Figure 4 as a function of Energy intake of dietary fat level.
(Left) Only the fat content of the lunch was varied. (Right) Fat
content of all foods là varied. (Adapted from Poppitt, SD, and
Swann, DL (1998). Dietary manipulation and energy compensation. Int. J. OBEs. Relat. Metab. Disord. 22, 1024-1031.