Behavior
Report summarizes behavior study findings from Wageningen University, Division of Human Nutrition
Published in Women's Health Weekly, November 16th, 2006
Fresh data on behavior are presented in the report "The effect of repeated exposure to fruit drinks on intake, pleasantness and boredom in young and elderly adults. The effect of a repeated monotonous exposure on ad libitum intake, pleasantness and boredom in elderly people in a real life situation is unclear. We therefore investigated the effects of repeated exposure to ad libitum intake of three orange-based drinks on boredom and acceptance in young and elderly people," scientists in Netherlands report.
"Young (n=32) and elderly women (n=36) participated in a randomized within subjects cross over trial with three intervention periods of 12 days each followed by a...
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