Others said that stimulant use would lead to being less able to respond to criticism, being less sensitive but more automatic, feeling closer to oneself, being a little bit hysterical or hyped up, being more aggressive, being more distressed, experiencing an increased tendency to do one's own thing, feeling detached, or experiencing an increase in appetite.
Risperidone was generally well tolerated, except for a mild transient sedation and a mild increase in appetite.
Unexpectedly, STAT3-insKO mice exhibited an increase in appetite and obesity at 8 weeks of age or older.
Risperdal's side effects in pediatric studies were similar to those experienced by adults, including drowsiness, fatigue, increase in appetite, anxiety, nausea, dizziness, dry mouth, tremor and rash.
Scientists have failed to explain why consumption of alcohol causes an increase in appetite, but I can testify that it does.
S/S compared with L/L subjects reported greater examination stress, and this was accompanied by a more profound post-stress increase in appetite for sweet snacks.
Low consumers of artificially-sweetened beverages demonstrated an increase in appetite in response to sweet taste, whereas high consumers did not.
"The possibility that we can find out why that is, perhaps by using these cavefish as a model system, makes me confident that one day we will find a way to resist that urge". Rohner and colleagues are certain other genes are at play in the cavefish; for instance, the MC4R mutations don't fully explain the increase in appetite or the fish's fatty livers.
The industry has 2.09 trillion reais, or $1.03 trillion, in assets under management, so even a small increase in appetite for risk could cause tens of billions to move into corporate debt, longer-term and fixed-rate government debt, the local stock market and foreign investments.
A similar period of fasting, while awake, would result in drops in blood sugar and increases in appetite.
Both of these features of HFCS lead to increased metabolic disturbances that drive increases in appetite, weight gain, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, dementia and more.
