The effect of dl-fenfluramine on the energy cost of submaximal exercise in humans |
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Contents
Fenfluramine and Food Intake | 11 |
Other Central Effects of Fenfluramine | 15 |
Peripheral Effects of Fenfluramine | 26 |
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absorptive adipose tissue amphetamine anoretic anoretic effect body weight Burland caffeine carbohydrate metabolism catecholamine chronic cited in Rowland decreased diet doses of FF effect of fenfluramine effect of FF effect of food energy expenditure exercise period fasting condition fenfluramine FF treatment FF-induced FF's food intake glucocorticoid gluconeogenesis glucose uptake glycogen glycogenesis glycogenolysis hepatic high-carbohydrate meal hormone humans hypoglycemia hypothesis ingestion insulin Katch & Katch kcal ketone bodies Kirby & Turner lactate levels Levitsky & Kwalkorf lipogenesis lipolysis lipolytic locomotor activity mazindol McCardle Mean and s.e.m. mg FF mg/kg ml/kg/min muscle Newsholme o7-fenfluramine obese oxidation oxygen consumption period of measurement placebo placebo/exercise plasma present study production of lactate rats recovery period respiratory exchange ratio Rowland & Carlton serotoninergic side effects Strupp subjects submaximal exercise substrate cycling suggested Sulaiman & Johnson thermic effect thermogenesis thermogenic effect total treatment period trend Troiano VO2 max weight loss
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| Title | The effect of dl-fenfluramine on the energy cost of submaximal exercise in humans |
| Author | Randi Marit Brown |
| Publisher | Cornell University, January, 1993 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | Jul 16, 2010 |
| Length | 288 pages |
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