Table 4.
Summary of data from human studies investigating the effects of RS on TEE. All data relative to a DS meal. A blank cell indicates that this data was not collected.
RS effect on: | Population | Duration (hours) | Energy Intake | TEF | TEE | RQ |
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Sands et al ((Sands, Leidy et al. 2009)) | Healthy M & F | 4 | Fixed: 50g available CHO | = | ||
Ranganthan et al ((Ranganathan 1994)) | Healthy M | 3 RQ=12 |
Fixed: 30g total CHO | = (^) | = (^) | = (^) |
Keogh et al ((Keogh, Lau et al. 2007)) | Healthy F | 3 | Fixed: SR, MM @ breakfast & lunch | = | = | |
Tagliabue et al ((Tagliabue, Raben et al. 1995)) | Healthy M | 5 | Fixed:50g total CHO | = | ↓ | ↓ |
Heijnen et al ((Heijnen, Deurenberg et al. 1995)) | Healthy M | 5 | Fixed: 50g total CHO | ↓ | ||
Higgins et al ((Higgins, Higbee et al. 2004)) | Healthy M & F | 24 | Fixed: SR, MM | = | ↓ | |
Howe et al ((Howe, Rumpler et al. 1996)) | Healthy & hyperinsulinemic M | 14 weeks 24h TEE | Fixed: SR, MM 14 weeks, 1g CHO/kg body weight | = | = |
M, males
F, females
CHO, carbohydrate
SR, starch replacement
MM, mixed meal
RS4 effects relative to cellulose (fiber)
RS2 and RS3 relative to DS