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Compared with the consumption of high-energy-dense foods, the consumption of low-energy-dense foods was associated with a 30% reduction in daily energy intake. Despite this difference in energy intake, subjects felt just as full when eating the low-energy-dense diet as when eating the high-energy-dense diet. Slide 9 of 22 Diet energy density influences short-term body weight Obesity and dietary therapy energy density  |  scooters body weight Data from short-term intervention studies suggest that altering energy density can have a beneficial effect on body weight in overweight scooters and obese persons. This figure shows the results of a randomized crossover scooters trial conducted in 6 lean men, who ate all of their meals and were given ad libitum access to food in a research laboratory during three separate 14-day periods [1]. The energy density of food was covertly changed during each 14-day feeding period.
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