Influence of the fat/carbohydrate component of snack food on energy intake pattern and reinforcing properties in rodents.

Abstract:

:Hedonic intake of strongly rewarding foods is independent from biological needs and, thus, a common cause of obesity. The effect of potato chips on energy intake in a snacking model could be explained by their fat/carbohydrate content (FCHc). The present study investigated if the FCHc shapes energy intake patterns and reward processing of satiated rodents. Modulation of energy intake patterns was studied in an established snacking model offering FCHc rich food for 3 × 10 min/day to satiated rats. Reward processing was analyzed by a previously established conditioned place preference tests in satiated mice. The limited access to FCHc rich food led to higher daily energy intake compared to days without access (110 ± 10 vs. 96 ± 5 kcal/day) indicating that fat/carbohydrate intake was not fully compensated by reducing standard chow intake during the rest of the day. Furthermore, fat/carbohydrate snacking led to binge eating episodes with up to 55% of the daily energy intake consumed during limited access. Forced withdrawal from fat/carbohydrate snacking opportunities for six weeks increased the total daily energy intake and the relative amount of energy consumed by FCHc after reintroducing fat/carbohydrate snacking. Snack food and fat/carbohydrate food were powerful food reinforcers in satiated mice in contrast to standard chow. Altogether, these data suggest that the FCHc of snack food has strong reinforcing properties, which are probably responsible for the significant modulation of the amount and pattern of food intake in ad libitum fed animals.

journal_name

Behav Brain Res

authors

Hess A,Kress S,Rakete S,Muench G,Kornhuber J,Pischetsrieder M,Müller CP

doi

10.1016/j.bbr.2019.02.041

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2019-05-17 00:00:00

pages

328-333

eissn

0166-4328

issn

1872-7549

pii

S0166-4328(18)31441-4

journal_volume

364

pub_type

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