La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ?
Although studies of humans in a state of hunger or satiety show variations in hedonic responsiveness (preference/aversion) to sugar, the taste recognition thresholds for different substances appear to be stable individual characteristics, as Pangborn, beginning in 1959, observed on a small sample of...
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| author | André Marez Bruno Simmen Marie-Odile Monneuse Louisette Razanamparany Patrick Pasquet Claude-Marcel Hladik |
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| description | Although studies of humans in a state of hunger or satiety show variations in hedonic responsiveness (preference/aversion) to sugar, the taste recognition thresholds for different substances appear to be stable individual characteristics, as Pangborn, beginning in 1959, observed on a small sample of human subjects. However, a recent study suggests that caloric deprivation is associated with increasing taste sensitivity (as defined by the recognition thresholds) to sugar and salt solutions. Such a variation between taste sensitivity and short-term energy balance was not confirmed by our blind tests with 6 substances including sugars and salt, as well as two bitter products and glycyrrhizin (purified liquorice) on fasting subjects, and on the same subjects after an energy-rich meal. The only variations observed are hedonic values for sucrose that are significantly higher for females in the first phase of the menstrual cycle. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d6eaf128b37640a7899b2f489494d2d02025-01-30T11:28:04ZengSociété d'Anthropologie de ParisBulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris1777-54692005-12-0117417718410.4000/bmsap.1158La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ?André MarezBruno SimmenMarie-Odile MonneuseLouisette RazanamparanyPatrick PasquetClaude-Marcel HladikAlthough studies of humans in a state of hunger or satiety show variations in hedonic responsiveness (preference/aversion) to sugar, the taste recognition thresholds for different substances appear to be stable individual characteristics, as Pangborn, beginning in 1959, observed on a small sample of human subjects. However, a recent study suggests that caloric deprivation is associated with increasing taste sensitivity (as defined by the recognition thresholds) to sugar and salt solutions. Such a variation between taste sensitivity and short-term energy balance was not confirmed by our blind tests with 6 substances including sugars and salt, as well as two bitter products and glycyrrhizin (purified liquorice) on fasting subjects, and on the same subjects after an energy-rich meal. The only variations observed are hedonic values for sucrose that are significantly higher for females in the first phase of the menstrual cycle.https://journals.openedition.org/bmsap/1158taste perceptionhungersatietyrecognition thresholdsmenstrual cycle |
| spellingShingle | André Marez Bruno Simmen Marie-Odile Monneuse Louisette Razanamparany Patrick Pasquet Claude-Marcel Hladik La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ? Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris taste perception hunger satiety recognition thresholds menstrual cycle |
| title | La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ? |
| title_full | La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ? |
| title_fullStr | La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ? |
| title_short | La perception gustative de l’Homme peut-elle varier en fonction de l’état physiologique ? |
| title_sort | la perception gustative de l homme peut elle varier en fonction de l etat physiologique |
| topic | taste perception hunger satiety recognition thresholds menstrual cycle |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/bmsap/1158 |
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