Lue (fisiologi)

Lue (Andap: seduk, Kasar:Layah) inggih punika sensasi sane ngawinang konsumsi ajengan. Rasa seduk biasane kacihnayang sesampun wantah makudang-kudang jam nenten ngajeng lan umumnyane kaanggep nenten becik. Jenuh punika wenten ring pantaraning 5 lan 20 menit sesampun ngajeng. ^[1] Wenten makudang-kudang teori indik sapunapi rasa seduk punika metu. ^[2] Pikayunan ngajeng ajengan, utawi napsu, inggih punika sensasi sane lianan sane kaalami ngeninin indik ngajeng. ^[3]

Istilah seduk taler pinih sering kaanggen ring ilmu sosial lan diskusi kebijakan anggen nlatarang kahanan jadma sane keni kekurangan pangan sane cukup kronis lan terus-terusan utawi sering ngarasayang sensasi seduk, lan prasida ngawinang malnutrisi . Individu sane seger lan madue gizi sane becik prasida maurip makudang-kudang minggu tanpa ngajeng ajengan (cingak puasa ), antuk klaim ngawit saking tiga ngantos dasa minggu. ^[4]

Jenuh punika matungkalikan sareng rasa seduk; punika wantah sensasi sane karasayang lue. ^[5]

Cingak taler

Lis pustaka

↑ Steen, Juliette (10 November 2016). "We Found Out If It Really Takes 20 Minutes To Feel Full". The Huffington Post. Kaaksés 20 April 2017.
↑ Taylor, Chase, Holman, Ira Carelton (1918). "Texas Medicine, Volume 13". Texas Medical Association, 1918. 3: 341.
↑ Lieberson (MD), Alan. "How long can a person survive without food?". Scientific American. Kaaksés 12 November 2012.
↑ Ravilious, Kate (2005-12-27). "How long can someone survive without water?". The Guardian. London. Kaaksés 2007-08-12. "People can last a few days without water depending on the environment in which they find themselves and whether [they are] injured or not," says Jeremy Powell-Tuck, professor of clinical nutrition at Barts and the London Queen Mary school of medicine, who supervised Blaine's recovery.
↑ Oxford University Press. "satiety, n." OED Online. Kaaksés 14 March 2017.

[1] Steen, Juliette (10 November 2016). "We Found Out If It Really Takes 20 Minutes To Feel Full". The Huffington Post. Kaaksés 20 April 2017.

[2] Taylor, Chase, Holman, Ira Carelton (1918). "Texas Medicine, Volume 13". Texas Medical Association, 1918. 3: 341.

[3] Lieberson (MD), Alan. "How long can a person survive without food?". Scientific American. Kaaksés 12 November 2012.

[guardian_water-4] Ravilious, Kate (2005-12-27). "How long can someone survive without water?". The Guardian. London. Kaaksés 2007-08-12. "People can last a few days without water depending on the environment in which they find themselves and whether [they are] injured or not," says Jeremy Powell-Tuck, professor of clinical nutrition at Barts and the London Queen Mary school of medicine, who supervised Blaine's recovery.

[5] Oxford University Press. "satiety, n." OED Online. Kaaksés 14 March 2017.

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