Chews and swallows were captured during periods of quiet resting, talking and meals of varying size.
This hypothesis was verified in a human study involving 20 subjects. We suggest that chews and swallows can be used for objective monitoring of ingestive behavior. Accurate methods are available for measuring total energy expenditure and its components in free living populations, but methods for measuring food intake in free-living people are far less accurate and involve self-reporting or subjective monitoring.
Understanding of eating behaviors associated with obesity requires objective and accurate monitoring of food intake patterns.
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