BackgroundEnergy intake is a key determinant of weight.ObjectiveOur objective was to examine trends in energy intake in adults in the United States from 1971\u20131975 to 2009\u20132010.DesignThe study was a trend analysis of 9 national surveys in the United States that included data from 63,761 adults aged 20\u201374 y.ResultsAdjusted mean energy intake increased from 1955 kcal/d during 1971\u20131975 to 2269 kcal/d during 2003\u20132004 and then declined to 2195 kcal/d during 2009\u20132010 (P-linear trend < 0.001, P-nonlinear trend < 0.001). During the period from 1999\u20132000 to 2009\u20132010, no significant linear trend in energy intake was observed (P = 0.058), but a significant nonlinear trend was noted (P = 0.042), indicating a d...
Objective To examine American beverage consumption trends and causes. Methods Nationally representat...
There is debate over the casual factors for the rise in body weight in the UK. The present study inv...
Obesity is caused by a prolonged positive energy balance1,2. Whether reduced energy expenditure stem...
Competing theories attempt to explain changes in total energy (TE) intake; however, a rigorous, comp...
Background: The contributors to trends in increasing prevalence of obesity in the US population are ...
Background: The contributors to trends in increasing prevalence of obesity in the US population are ...
Background: Previous studies have indicated that snacking is contributing to increased calories in t...
Background: The major drivers of the obesity epidemic are much debated and have considerable policy ...
Objective: To determine the trends in locations and food sources of Americans stratified by age grou...
This study built on limited knowledge about patterns and trends of adult snacking in the US. We sele...
Recent national surveys suggest that child obesity in the United States may have reached a plateau, ...
Objective: Rising obesity rates have been linked to the consumption of energy-dense diets. We exami...
We examined trends from 1977–2010 in calorie, macronutrient, and food group intake among US adults 5...
There is debate over the causal factors for the rise in body weight in the UK. The present study inv...
Changes in total energy (TE) intake have been reported among children and adolescents, but the exten...
Objective To examine American beverage consumption trends and causes. Methods Nationally representat...
There is debate over the casual factors for the rise in body weight in the UK. The present study inv...
Obesity is caused by a prolonged positive energy balance1,2. Whether reduced energy expenditure stem...
Competing theories attempt to explain changes in total energy (TE) intake; however, a rigorous, comp...
Background: The contributors to trends in increasing prevalence of obesity in the US population are ...
Background: The contributors to trends in increasing prevalence of obesity in the US population are ...
Background: Previous studies have indicated that snacking is contributing to increased calories in t...
Background: The major drivers of the obesity epidemic are much debated and have considerable policy ...
Objective: To determine the trends in locations and food sources of Americans stratified by age grou...
This study built on limited knowledge about patterns and trends of adult snacking in the US. We sele...
Recent national surveys suggest that child obesity in the United States may have reached a plateau, ...
Objective: Rising obesity rates have been linked to the consumption of energy-dense diets. We exami...
We examined trends from 1977–2010 in calorie, macronutrient, and food group intake among US adults 5...
There is debate over the causal factors for the rise in body weight in the UK. The present study inv...
Changes in total energy (TE) intake have been reported among children and adolescents, but the exten...
Objective To examine American beverage consumption trends and causes. Methods Nationally representat...
There is debate over the casual factors for the rise in body weight in the UK. The present study inv...
Obesity is caused by a prolonged positive energy balance1,2. Whether reduced energy expenditure stem...