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. 2019 May 8;15:1211–1229. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S204818

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The ultrasonic rat repellent exerts negative effects on both chow food intake (A) and palatable food intake (B).It could increased mices locomotion activities (C) and decreased central area time in the open field test (D). Food intake in the presence of the ultrasonic rat repellent playback was used to measure compulsive eating behavior. Chronic stress aggravated complusive eating in the fat-bingeing mice. (E) Compulsive eating exhibited a strong relationship with the food addiction score (F). * denotes significant differences between control group and due group; # denotes significant differences between chronic stress/fat-bingeing group and fat-bingeing group (*P<0.05; ^##P<0.001).