CCl4 treated rats group showed significant decrease in food, and water intake compared to control rats.
Bulbectomized animals exhibited decrements in copulatory performance and reductions in sucrose intake compared to sham animals.
However, the commercial diet had significantly higher basal diet intake compared to other experimental diets.
Also, goats fed leucaena had better (P < 0.05) gain efficiency (ADG/total feed intake) compared to goats fed desmanthus.
However, a higher dose of the antagonist did not alter food or water intake compared to control treated rats.
The lambs kept in large pens showed an increase in dry matter intake compared to other groups (P < 0.05).
In experiment 2, the WG cereal significantly reduced ad libitum food intake compared to W (3.90 and 4.57 MJ, respectively).
All horses showed a strong preference for B, 98±1% of the intake compared to 2±1% from PV8.
Cows fed a complete diet had a significantly higher feed intake compared to cows fed concentrate and forages separately, particularly during the first 3 weeks of lactation.
Reducing the energy density of entrées significantly decreased daily energy intake compared to standard entrées (mean intake 2667 ± 77 kcal/day; 11,166 ± 322 kJ/day).
Two weeks of supplementation with HCA and HCA combined with MCT did not result in increased satiety or decreased energy intake compared to placebo in subjects losing BW.
