TABLE 1.
Study | Population | Health status | Study design | WG exposure2 | RG control exposure | Outcomes measured | Length of appetite testing | Effect of WG |
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Wolever et al. (28) | n = 40 | Healthy | Crossover | 40 g WG oats | Cream of rice in skim milk | Hunger | 180 min | NS hunger |
60% male | Acute appetite test | Fullness | NS fullness | |||||
39.2 ± 13.1 y | Matched available CHO | Desire to eat | NS desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 26.5 ± 3.1 | Breakfast meal | Prospective consumption | NS prospective consumption | |||||
Costabile et al. (29) | n = 14 | Healthy | Crossover | 117 g WG wheat in pasta | Wheat pasta | Hunger | 240 min | ↓Hunger |
50% male | Acute appetite test | Satiety | NS satiety | |||||
30 ± 2 y | Matched available CHO | Desire to eat | ↓Desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 22 ± 1 | Breakfast meal | Energy intake | NS energy intake | |||||
Energy intake at lunch | ||||||||
Lee et al. (30) | n = 21 | Healthy | Crossover | 40 g WG rye in porridge | Wheat bread (55 g portion) | Hunger | 240 min | ↓Hunger (55 g) |
52% male | Acute appetite test | 55 g WG rye in porridge | Fullness | ↑Fullness (55 g) | ||||
38.6 ± 11.8 y | Matched calories | Desire to eat | NS desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 24.9 ± 3.3 | Breakfast meal | |||||||
Sandberg et al. (31) | n = 2148% male25.3 ± 3.9 yBMI: 22.7 ± 2.3 | Healthy | CrossoverSubsequent meal appetite testMatched available CHODinner mealEnergy intake at lunch | 134.5 g WG rye from rye flour bread133.5 g WG rye from flour/kernel blend bread | Wheat bread | HungerSatietyDesire to eatEnergy intake | 210 min | ↓Hunger↑Satiety (rye flour bread)↓Desire to eat (rye flour bread)NS energy intake |
Cioffi et al. (32) | n = 16 | Healthy, overweight to obese | Crossover | 100 g WG wheat in pasta | Wheat pasta | Hunger | 240 min | NS hunger |
44% male | Acute appetite test | Fullness | ↑Fullness | |||||
44 ± 10 yBMI: 30.1 ± 2.8 | Matched calories and volumeLunch meal | SatietyProspective consumptionEnergy intake | ↑Satiety↓Prospective consumptionNS energy intake | |||||
Cioffi et al. (33) | n = 8 | Healthy, normal weight to overweight | Crossover | 100 g WG wheat in pasta | Wheat pasta | Hunger | 240 min | NS hunger |
50% male | Acute appetite test | Fullness | NS fullness | |||||
39 ± 14 yBMI: 24.7 ± 2.7 | Matched calories and volumeLunch meal | SatietyProspective consumption | NS satietyNS prospective consumption | |||||
Sandberg et al. (34) | n = 19 | Healthy | Crossover | 88.8 g WG rye from bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 180 min | ↓Hunger |
45% male | Subsequent meal appetite test | Satiety | ↑Satiety | |||||
25.6 ± 3.5 y | Matched available CHO | Desire to eat | ↓Desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 21.9 ± 1.9 | Dinner meal | |||||||
Geliebter et al. (35) | n = 36 | Healthy | Crossover | 93.6 g WG from oatmeal | Corn flakes | Hunger | 180 min | ↓Hunger |
50% male | 50% normal weight | Acute appetite test | Fullness | ↑Fullness | ||||
26–31 y3 | 50% overweight | Matched calories and volumeBreakfast meal | ||||||
BMI normal weight: 23 ± 2 males; 22 ± 2 females | ||||||||
BMI overweight: 33 ± 3 males; 36 ± 7 females | ||||||||
Gonzalez-Anton et al. (36) | n = 23 | Healthy | Crossover | 90.1 g WG from wheat bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 180 min | NS hunger |
55% male | Normal weight to overweight | Acute appetite test | Fullness | NS fullness | ||||
26 ± 1 y | Matched available CHO | Satiety | NS satiety | |||||
BMI: 23.8 ± 0.5 | Breakfast mealEnergy intake at lunch | Prospective consumption | NS prospective consumptionNS energy intake | |||||
Energy intake | ||||||||
Johansson et al. (37) | n = 23 | Healthy | Crossover | 60 g WG from rye crisp bread | Wheat crisp bread | Hunger | 240 min | ↓Hunger |
30% male | Normal weight to overweight | Acute appetite test | Fullness | ↑Fullness | ||||
60.1 ± 12.1 y | Matched calories | Desire to eat | NS desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 23.8 ± 3.4 | Breakfast meal | |||||||
Forsberg et al. (21) | n = 21 | Healthy | Crossover | 76 g WG from rye kernel crisp bread60.8 g WG from rye kernel crisp bread | Wheat bread (soft) | Hunger | 240 min | ↓Hunger |
47% male | Normal weight to overweight | Acute appetite test | Satiety | ↑Satiety (60.8 g) | ||||
39 ± 14 y | Matched calories | Desire to eat | ↓Desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 23.3 ± 3 | Breakfast meal | Energy intake | ↓Energy intake (60.8 g) | |||||
Energy intake at lunch | ||||||||
Hartvigsen et al. (38) | n = 15 | Metabolic syndrome | Crossover | 90 g WG from rye kernel bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 270 min | ↓Hunger |
47% male | Acute appetite test | Fullness | ↑Fullness | |||||
62.8 ± 4.2 y | Matched available CHO | Satiety | ↑Satiety | |||||
BMI: 31.1 ± 3.2 | Breakfast mealEnergy intake at lunch | Prospective consumption | ↓Prospective consumption | |||||
Energy intake | NS energy intake | |||||||
Johansson et al. (39) | n = 19 | Healthy | Crossover | 96.8 g WG from boiled barley kernels | Wheat bread | Hunger | 120 min | NS hunger |
32% male24.2 ± 1.9 y | Subsequent meal appetite testMatched available CHO | SatietyDesire to eat | NS satietyNS desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 22.3 ± 2 | Dinner meal | Energy intake | ↓Energy intake | |||||
Energy intake at lunch | ||||||||
Rosen et al. (40) | n = 10 | Healthy | Crossover | 98.5 g WG from rye bread | Endosperm rye breadWheat bread | Hunger | 120 min4 | ↓Hunger (porridge) |
50% male | Acute appetite test | 106.6 g WG from rye kernel porridge | Fullness | ↑Fullness (porridge) | ||||
26 ± 1.1 y | Matched available CHO | 97.1 g WG from wheat kernel porridge | Desire to eat | ↓Desire to eat (porridge) | ||||
BMI: 22.6 ± 0.4 | Breakfast meal | Energy intake | ↓Energy intake (rye porridge) | |||||
Energy intake at lunch | ||||||||
Rosen et al. (41) | n = 20 | Healthy | Crossover | 84.7 g WG from commercial rye bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 180 min | ↓Hunger (Evolo) |
50% male | Acute appetite test | 83.2 g WG from Amilo rye bread | Fullness | NS fullness | ||||
26.7 ± 0.9 y | Matched available CHO | 82 g WG from Evolo rye bread | Desire to eat | NS desire to eat | ||||
BMI: 22.2 ± 0.39 | Breakfast meal | 82.7 g WG from Picasso rye bread | ||||||
80.1 g WG from Vicello rye bread | ||||||||
82.8 g WG from Kaskelott rye bread | ||||||||
Rosen et al. (42) | n = 14 | Healthy | Crossover | 118.2 g WG from D. Zlote rye bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 180 min | ↓Hunger (Nikita, Rekrut) |
50% male | Acute appetite test | 125.7 g WG from H. Loire rye bread | Fullness | ↑Fullness | ||||
23.6 ± 0.5 y | Matched available CHO | 120.7 g WG from Nikita rye bread | Desire to eat | NS desire to eat | ||||
BMI: 22 ± 0.5 | Breakfast meal | 122.2 g WG from Rekrut rye bread | ||||||
122.9 g WG from Amilo rye bread | ||||||||
Kristensen et al. (43) | n = 16 | Healthy | Crossover | 83.6 g WG from wheat pasta | Wheat bread | Hunger | 180 min | NS hunger |
38% male | Acute appetite test | Wheat pasta | Fullness | NS fullness | ||||
24.1 ± 3.8 yBMI: 21.7 ± 2.2 | Matched available CHO and caloriesBreakfast mealEnergy intake at lunch | SatietyProspective consumptionEnergy intake | NS satietyNS prospective consumptionNS energy intake | |||||
Solah et al. (22) | n = 22 | Healthy | Crossover | 53.1 g WG from boiled bulgur kernels | HA rice | Hunger | 240 min | NS hunger |
Gender, age, BMI not reported | Acute appetite test | 53.1 g WG from steamed bulgur kernels | Fullness | NR fullness | ||||
Matched calories and volume | 53.1 g WG from boiled Turkish bulgur kernels | Desire to eat | NR desire to eat | |||||
Breakfast meal | Prospective consumption | NR prospective consumption | ||||||
Rosen et al. (44) | n = 12 | Healthy | Crossover | 66.1 g WG from rye bread | Endosperm rye breadWheat breadEndosperm rye porridgeWheat porridge | Satiety | 180 min | NS satiety |
75% male | Acute appetite test | 51.1 g WG from rye porridge | ||||||
25.3 ± 0.8 y | Matched available CHO | |||||||
BMI: 23.1 ± 0.6 | Breakfast meal | |||||||
Hlebowicz et al. (45) | n = 12 | Healthy | Crossover | 42.5 g WG from oat flakes | Corn flakes | Satiety | 120 min | NS satiety |
50% male | Acute appetite test | |||||||
28 ± 4 y | Matched calories and volume | |||||||
BMI: 22 ± 2 | Breakfast meal | |||||||
Granfeldt et al. (46) | n = 10 | Healthy | Crossover | 89 g WG from hull-less barley kernel porridge76.2 g WG from hulled barley kernel porridge90.6 g WG from hull-less HA barley kernel porridge87.7 g WG from hulled HA barley kernel porridge | Wheat bread | Satiety | 180 min | ↑Satiety (hull-less porridge, hull-less HA porridge, hulled HA porridge) |
50% male | Acute appetite test | |||||||
34 ± 8 y | Matched available CHO | |||||||
BMI: 21.2 ± 2 | Breakfast meal | |||||||
79.1 g WG from hulled barley flour porridge | ||||||||
90.3 g WG from hull-less HA barley flour porridge | ||||||||
Hamad et al. (47) | n = 20 | Healthy and type 2 diabetes | Crossover | 70 g WG from long-grain brown rice | Long-grain white rice | Hunger | 120 min | NS all outcomes (for type 2 diabetes)NR hungerNR fullnessNR desire to eatNS prospective consumption |
40% male | Acute appetite test | Fullness | ||||||
25.4 ± 2 y male | Matched available CHO | Desire to eat | ||||||
24.7 ± 1.9 y female | Breakfast meal | Prospective consumption | ||||||
BMI: 23.02 ± 1.62 male; 22.39 ± 1.32 female | ||||||||
Roager et al. (13) | n = 50 | Overweight or obese, ≥1 of: impaired fasting glucose, dyslipidemia, hypertension | Crossover | Target ≥75 g WG/d from variety of WG foods | Target <10 g WG/d from variety of RG foods | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake |
36% male | Daily consumption for 8 wk | |||||||
48.6 ± 11.1 y | Ad libitum intake | |||||||
BMI: 28.9 ± 3.6 | Energy intake over the day | |||||||
Suhr et al. (48) | n = 24/arm | Overweight to moderately obese | Parallel | No target intake | No target intake | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake |
WG rye: 46% male | Daily consumption for 6 wk | Mean intake WG rye: 124 ± 11.8 g/d | Mean intake WG: 5.4 ± 12.6 g/d | |||||
53 ± 8.9 y | Ad libitum intake | Mean intake WG wheat: 145 ± 12.1 g/d | ||||||
BMI: 28 ± 1.9 | Energy intake over the day | |||||||
WG wheat: 42% male; 48.2 ± 9.9 y; BMI: 27.7 ± 1.9 | ||||||||
RG control: 50% male; 51.8 ± 9 y; BMI: 27.8 ± 2 | ||||||||
Ibrugger et al. (49) | n = 12 | Healthy | Crossover | 90 g WG from rye kernel porridge | Wheat bread | Energy intake | NA | ↓Energy intake |
100% male25.6 ± 3.9 y | Matched available CHO and calories | |||||||
BMI: 23.1 ± 1.2 | Dinner meal | |||||||
Energy intake at lunch | ||||||||
Luhovyy et al. (50) | n = 30 | Healthy | Crossover | 50 g WG from HA corn cookie | Wheat cookie | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake |
100% male | Matched calories | |||||||
22.9 ± 0.6 y | Preload to lunch | |||||||
BMI: 22.6 ± 0.3 | Energy intake at lunch | |||||||
Isaksson et al. (51) | n = 24 | Healthy | Crossover | 55 g WG from rye porridge | Wheat bread | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake |
21% male | Normal weight to moderately overweight | Daily consumption for 3 wk— breakfast meal onlyBreakfast meals Matched calories | ||||||
33 ± 13 yBMI: 23.4 ± 2.2 | ||||||||
Energy intake over the day | ||||||||
Zafar et al. (52) | n = 12 | Healthy | Crossover | 87 g WG from oatmeal | Wheat bread | Energy intake | NA | ↓Energy intake |
0% males | Matched available CHO | |||||||
Age, BMI not reported | Breakfast meal | |||||||
Energy intake at lunch | ||||||||
Anderson et al. (53) | Study 1: | Healthy | Crossover | 50 g WG from HA corn in soup | HA corn starch in soup | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake (30 min) |
n = 17 | Matched calories and volume | ↓Energy intake (120 min) | ||||||
100% males | Preload to lunch | |||||||
20.2 ± 0.1 y | Energy intake at lunch (Study 1 = 30 min; Study 2 = 120 min) | |||||||
BMI: 22.5 ± 0.3 | ||||||||
Study 2: n = 16 | ||||||||
100% males | ||||||||
20.9 ± 0.3 y | ||||||||
BMI: 22.5 ± 0.4 | ||||||||
Schroeder et al. (54) | n = 50 | Healthy | Crossover | 84 g WG from barley hot cereal and snack mix78.5 g WG from wheat hot cereal and snack mix | Rice hot cereal | Hunger | 240 min | NS hunger |
26% male | Normal weight to obese | Acute appetite test | Fullness | NS fullness | ||||
31 ± 11 y | Matched calories and volume | Desire to eat | NS desire to eat | |||||
BMI: 23 ± 3 | Breakfast meal and mid-morning snack | Prospective consumption | NS prospective consumption NS energy intake | |||||
Energy intake at lunch | Energy intake | |||||||
Isaksson et al. (55) | n = 22 | Healthy | Crossover | 162 g WG from rye porridge (breakfast) and wheat pasta (lunch)62 g WG from rye porridge (breakfast only) | Wheat bread (breakfast) and wheat pasta (lunch) | Energy intake | NS energy intake | |
36% male | Normal weight to moderately overweight | Matched calories | ||||||
40.7 ± 14.7 y | Breakfast and lunch meal | |||||||
BMI: 23.2 ± 2.4 | Energy intake at dinner | |||||||
Berti et al. (56) | Study 1: buckwheat | Healthy | Crossover | Study 1: 111.3 g WG from buckwheat pasta (large portion)55.7 g WG from buckwheat pasta (small portion)Study 2: 419.8 g WG from quinoa risotto (large portion)211.6 g WG from quinoa risotto (small portion) | Study 1: wheat pasta (large and small portions)Study 2: White rice (large and small portions) | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake |
n = 14 | Matched volume | |||||||
100% males | Mid-morning snack | |||||||
24 ± 2.6 y | Energy intake at lunch | |||||||
BMI: 22.3 ± 2.7 | ||||||||
Study 2: quinoa | ||||||||
n = 12 | ||||||||
100% males | ||||||||
25.4 ± 2.2 y | ||||||||
BMI: 23 ± 1.9 | ||||||||
Breen et al. (57)5 | n = 10 | Type 2 diabetes | Crossover | 54.1 g WG from buttermilk wheat bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 270 min | NS hunger |
60% male | Acute appetite test | 135.4 g WG from pumpernickel rye bread | Fullness | NS fullness | ||||
53.9 ± 5.5 y | Matched available CHO | Satiety | NS satiety | |||||
BMI: 35.1 ± 7.5 | Breakfast meal | Prospective consumption | NS prospective consumption | |||||
Holt et al. (58)5 | n = 10 | Healthy | Crossover | 79.8 g WG from wheat bread | Wheat bread | Hunger | 120 min | NR hunger |
30% males | Acute appetite test | Fullness | NR fullness | |||||
23.5 ± 6.2 y | Matched calories | |||||||
BMI: 22.1 ± 1.3 | Breakfast Meal | |||||||
Nilsson et al. (59)5 | n = 17 | Healthy | Crossover | 105.3 g WG from barley kernel bread | Wheat bread | Satiety | 180 min | ↑Satiety (high β-glucan barley bread) |
65% males | Subsequent meal appetite test | 124.4 g WG from cut barley kernel bread | ||||||
25.9 ± 3.2 y | Matched available CHO | 139.3 g WG from HA barley bread | ||||||
BMI: 22.5 ± 2.1 | Dinner meal | 253.9 g WG from high β-glucan barley bread | ||||||
52.6 g WG from barley kernel bread | ||||||||
Bodinham et al. (60)5 | n = 14 | Healthy | Crossover | 48 g WG from wheat bread | Wheat bread | Energy intake | NA | NS energy intake |
36% male | Daily consumption for 3 wk | |||||||
26 ± 1.4 y | Energy intake over the day | |||||||
BMI: 21. 8 ± 0.8 |
CHO, carbohydrate; HA, high-amylose; NA, not applicable; NR, not reported; NS, not significant (P > 0.05); RG, refined grain; WG, whole grain.
Reported or calculated values.
Range of means provided because age reported by gender and weight status.
120 min measurement = AUC0–60min + AUC60–120min
Included in systematic review but data not available to include in meta-analysis.