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We next tested the effects of cold exposure on GPR120-null mice.

The effects of peripheral cold exposure on oesophageal motility in patients with autoimmune rheumatic diseases and Raynaud's phenomenon.

Therefore this study was designed to investigates the effects of chronic cold exposure on lung perfusion using radionuclide study.

The aim of this study were (1) to examine the acute effects of cold exposure on circulating adiponectin and (2) to determine whether the changes are modulated by (a) an acute glucose ingestion as well as (b) a short-term modulation in carbohydrate (CHO) availability.

Recent research found melatonin capable of amplifying the activating effects of exercise and cold exposure on BAT.

In experiment 7 the effect of a longer-term cold exposure on the acclimation response was investigated using four treatment groups.

28 The figure depends critically on the type and intensity of prior cold exposure and on the definition criteria for the positive BAT FDG uptake.

Based on previous studies of the hormonal and cold exposure effects on human BAT activity 24, 25, we calculated that, for an equivalent rise in EE, a sample size of 4 per group (glucagon versus control) would have 95% power to detect a significant difference between the effects of cold exposure and glucagon using F-FDG PET/CT in confirmed BAT-positive volunteers.

Here we present a case study of a 57-year old Dutch national, Wim Hof, the so-called "Iceman", with the ability to withstand frequent prolonged periods of extreme cold exposure based on the practice of a self-developed technique involving a combination of forced breathing, cold exposure and meditation (collectively referred to as the Wim Hof Method, henceforth "WHM").

Cold exposure occurs on average, for short yet repeated periods and includes commuting to work, occupational, and leisure-time exposure.

However, the promoting effect of cold-exposure on energy expenditure is markedly suppressed by fasting-induced insulin resistance (Hanssen et al., 2015).