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. 2018 Aug 16;9:350. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2018.00350

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Copyright © 2018 Kosheleff, Araki, Tsan, Chen, Murphy, Maidment and Ostlund.

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Junk Food (JF) Consumption. (A) Average total calories (kCal) consumed per day (adjusted to rat weight in kg), separated by chow, sweet junk foods, and savory junk foods. Ad libitum rats consumed significantly more calories per day than both Controls or Intermittent rats, while Controls consumed the fewest calories. (B) Average total junk food calories consumed during the 1 h binge feeding period, separated by sweet and savory junk foods. Intermittent rats consumed similar amounts of calories from sweet and savory junk foods, while ad libitum rats consumed significantly more calories from savory than sweet junk foods. Intermittent rats consumed significantly more calories from sweet junk foods than ad libitum rats during this period. Means ± SEM. ^*p < 0.05, ^**p < 0.01, ^***p < 0.001.