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The Acute Effect of Water Intake on Glucose Regulation in Low Drinkers
… for AVP, have been observed between low and high water drinkers. Purpose: The purpose was to investigate the acute effect of adequate water intake on glucose regulation in low drinkers. Methods: 7 healthy (5 males, 2 female) low drinkers were recruited using a water frequency questionnaire (WFQ), …
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Water intake and adherence to clear fluid goals in children receiving treatment for encopresis
… goal adherence and modifying their daily fluid intake to include more water and less juice.</p> <p>Data for 19 children who completed treatment previously served as the Non-Enhanced Intervention (NEI), and 18 children completed the EI. Participation in the EI significantly predicted higher daily …
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The Effect of Four Cholinergic Agents on Water Intake and a Water-Rewarded Operant
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Relationship of Water Intake and Cognitive Function, Communication/Hearing, and Vision Pattern Among Nursing Home Residents
<p>The water intake adequacy among nursing home residents is an area of concern for health care providers. Studies have indicated that water intake is inadequate in this population, however few studies have examined the association of cognitive function, communication/hearing, and vision pattern …
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Water Intake as it Relates to Mood, Psychosocial Well-being and Behavior Patterns in an Extended Care Facility
Water is a basic human need. The literature reports that residents of extended care facilities are at risk for inadequate water intake. For nurses involved with the care of the extended care resident providing adequate amounts of fluid is a basic responsibility. The purpose of this observational …
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Circadian phase dependent effects of d-amphetamine sulfate and level of deprivation on water intake in hooded rats
… rats were tested following one and 24 hours of water deprivation under each of four levels of d-Amphetamine sulfate (control, .4, .8, 1.2 mg/kg) at 0900 and 2100 hours EDST. Licks upon a water spout were recorded for two hours after the drug injection. In addition, measures of the latency to …
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Precision diet formulation incorporating isoenergetic lipid and carbohydrate supplementations as water intake mitigation strategies for Holstein nursing bull calves
… Amongst the most controversial topics, water footprint is often utilized to generate unrealistically negative representations of livestock operations. Though current water footprint models are unrealistic and empirically flawed, researchers and producers can continue to improve …
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An examination of the effects of the catalase inhibitor 3-amino-1,2,4-triazole on ethanol, food and water intake
… (AT) were examined on ethanol, food and water intakes to determine if it produced a decrease in ethanol consumption through the decrease in catalase produced acetaldehyde or to a general decrease in caloric intake. Experiment 1A demonstrated that a food containing a concentration of 0.6% …
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The Effects of Two Sodium Containing Beverages with Carbohydrates on Performance, Ad Libitum Water Intake, and Perceived Thirst in Hydrated Collegiate Male Soccer Players
… they become more dehydrated, even with regular water breaks. Losing 2% or more body weight can result in decreased performance and increased heart rate. Purpose: To compare the effects of low and high sodium beverage with CHO in hydrated collegiate soccer players on performance, ad libitum water …
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A study of the influence of water intake on the condition of rats maintained on a marginal diet with and without the addition of sodium dihydrogen phosphate
Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Chemistry, 1954
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Nitrogen balance and nutrient requirements of young Nellore bulls fed with static or oscillating crude protein levels, and feeding behavior, water intake and requirements of bulls with different residual feed intakes
… effects of dietary crude protein (CP) supply on intake, digestibility, performance, N balance, and requirements of young Nellore bulls, and 2) to determine feeding behavior, water intake, and requirements of high and low residual feed intake (RFI) Nellore bulls. 42 young bulls (initial BW of 260 …
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The Effect of Physical Activity Levels on Hydration Markers in Non-Athletic Free-Living Individuals
… of physical activity requires increased fluid intake due to increased water losses via sweating. PURPOSE: To determine the effect of physical activity on hydration status and water intake. METHODS: This study involved 8 visits to the Human Performance Laboratory over 22 days. Body weight and …
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Opioid regulation of ingestive behavior in the domestic fowl
… Naloxone and naltrexone decreased food and water intake in both stocks. In a separate experiment, the effect of naloxone on water intake was evaluated independent of food intake. Naloxone depressed water intake in normally hydrated and saline-loaded chicks. These results indicate endogenous …
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The effects of molybdenum water concentration on feedlot performance, tissue mineral concentration, and carcass quality of feedlot steers
… were utilized to investigate the effects of Mo water concentration on performance, carcass characteristics, and mineral status of feedlot steers fed a growing and finishing diet for 151 and 112 d for replicate 1 and replicate 2, respectively. The experimental design was a randomized complete …
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Central control of food intake in the domestic fowl
… upon the central nervous system to control food intake. Plasma collected from free-feeding and 24-hour fasted leghorn cockerels was lyophilized, reconstituted to 2, 4, or 5 times the original concentration, and injected, via a stereotaxically implanted 23 gauge stainless steel guide cannula, into …
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Swelling, shrinkage and shear strength of unsaturated expansive clays
… were analysed and the results showed:<br/>a) The water intake and total sample volumes generally exhibited an initial large and rapid increase and then tended to equilibrium.<br/>b) The samples were fully restrained axially during testing. However when the loads were removed, free axial expansion, …
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Central mechanisms of prolactin-releasing peptides orexigenic effect in chickens
… that when exogenously injected increases food intake in chickens, but decreases it in rodents and goldfish. We designed three sets of experiments to elucidate the mechanisms of PrRP's orexigenic effect in chicks. In experiment one, food and water intake were evaluated in chicks after receiving …
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Role of Histamine, and Its Interaction With Corticotropin Releasing Factor and Bombesin in Food Intake Regulation of Chickens
… releasing factor (CRF) and bombesin (BM) in food intake regulation of chickens. The hypothesis being tested was as follows: One component of the neuroregulation of food intake involves histaminergic activity in the hypothalamus, acting on either H1 or H2 receptors, how these receptors interact …
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Effect of Pre-marketing Management Practices on Shrink Loss in Lambs
… lamb diet (ORG and TRANS) or hay (ONS) and fresh water. Overnight stand lambs experienced greater overall shrink loss for both feeder (P ≤ 0.05) and finished (P ≤ 0.05) lambs compared to the other treatments, ORG and TRANS. During the management phase in both experiments, dietary intake for ONS …
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