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High‐fat diet acutely affects circadian organisation and eating behavior
High-fat diet quickly changes daily body rhythms and eating habits
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Abstract
The phase of the liver rhythm was advanced by 5 hours after 1 week of a high-fat diet in mice.
- Chronic consumption of a high-fat diet alters circadian rhythms in mammals.
- The daily rhythm of eating behavior changed immediately upon starting the high-fat diet.
- Other tissues' rhythms were not significantly affected after 1 week of the diet.
- The suprachiasmatic nucleus, a key brain region for circadian control, did not show changes in rhythm after the diet.
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