Evidence That Intermittent, Excessive Sugar Intake Causes Endogenous Opioid Dependence |
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From Princeton University and the journal Obesity Research, 2002: In this very unusual study, researchers studied the effects of intermittent, excessive sugar intake on rats. They found that after repeated, excessive intake of sugar the rats responded to the withdrawal of sugar with reaction very similar to withdrawal from morphine or nicotine. The researchers concluded that the study is "suggesting that the rats had become sugar-dependent."
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Johns Hopkins Medical Center Epilepsy Center, 2001 |
Added on: 7/10/2002 |
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From the Johns Hopkins Medical Center Epilepsy Center, 2001: The Ketogenic Diet is a carefully calculated diet, high in fat and virtually carbohydrate-free which is used for the treatment of difficult-to-control seizures in children at the Pediatric Neurology Department at Johns Hopkins University and Medical Center.
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Stanford University's Packard Children's Hospital |
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From the Stanford University's Packard Children's Hospital, 2001: The ketogenic diet is a special method of treating epilepsy (seizure disorders). This Web Site was created by the Pediatric Neurology Division at Stanford University School of Medicine to facilitate communication between health care providers who are using the ketogenic diet to treat epilepsy. Includes information on carb content of some medications.
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Ketogenic Diet Reduces Seizures In Many Children, Hopkins Researchers Find |
Added on: 7/9/2002 |
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From Johns Hopkins and the journal Pediatrics & ScienceDaily.com, 2001: Johns Hopkins neurologists report that a rigorously high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet not only reduces the number of seizures in children with severe seizure disorders, but also keeps the frequency of attacks lower years after the diet is stopped.
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