… intake, energy expenditure of subordinate and dominant mice under psychosocial stress either
in the … When only standard chow was available stressed animals consumed more food in …

… of positive and negative energy balance, respectively. We suggest the existence of a
hypothetical “orex-genergostat” that would sense the positive energy balance and consequently …

… It seems evident that stress can impact on energy balance in many diverse ways and at
different levels (Figure 2). Stress can trigger both orexigenic-like and anorexigenic-like …

… A review of 13 cross-sectional studies, including a total of 160,000 adults, found a U-shaped
association between chronic work-related psychosocial stress and BMI in that stress was …

… signaling of energy status. We hypothesized that the exacerbation of the psychosocial stress
involved in our model of CPD [8] may dissociate body weight regulation from energy intake. …

… obesity-related metabolic disease and stress-related psychological disorders suggest
important functional interactions between energy balance and brain stress integration. Largely …

… Chronic and acute effects of stress on energy balance: Are there appropriate animal models?
American Journal of Physiology – Regulatory, Intergrative and Comparative Physiology, …

… of positive and negative energy balance, respectively. We suggest the existence of a
hypothetical “orexgenergostat” that would sense the positive energy balance and consequently …

… mechanism responsible for regulation of energy balance and HPA axis activation, rather
than peripheral mechanisms. We thus recommend controlling for blood glucose levels when …

… psychosocial stressor for comparison and several stress parameters, this study is able to
show the strong stress-… Interestingly, subjective stress perception differed from objective stress …