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Post-Intake Sensations (PIS)
Interoceptive physiological sensations arising from the post-ingestion and absorption phase of the preceding food intake that leads to positive sensations (i.e., energy stability, satiation,…
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Post-Ingestive Sensations
The subjective perceptions of the body after eating (Duerlund et al., 2019).
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A subjective conscious sensation of pleasure and joy experienced after eating (Duerlund et al., 2019).
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Postbiotics are bioactive compounds produced by the fermentation of prebiotics by gut microbiota. They can positively affect health, including immune modulation and gut barrier…
Read termPositive Dietary Intake Effects (PDIEs)
PDIEs are factors influenced by dietary intake that are associated with healthy psychological functioning and positive well-being. They include positive psychological processes, including feelings…
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The increase in reward value of a stimulus based on its potential to move the body’s physiological state toward homeostasis (Simmons & Deville, 2017);…
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