Research Article

The Effects of Food Labelling on Postexercise Energy Intake in Sedentary Women

Table 3

Lunch and total (48 hours) energy (kcal) and macronutrient (g) intake for all four experimental conditions.

RLRHELEH
Exercise statusLabellingExercise status labelling

Lunch energy intake 622.5 ± 186.1660.0 ± 186.1685.0 ± 190.2648.3 ± 201.50.5410.9840.248
 Carbohydrate (g)93.1 ± 28.794.9 ± 27.298.5 ± 28.093.1 ± 29,50.7660.5670.445
 Lipids (g)19.1 ± 6.219.5 ± 5.920.4 ± 6.719.5 ± 6.20.6760.7440.544
 Proteins (g)20.0 ± 6.421.0 ± 6.021.3 ± 4.719.7 ± 6.40.9750.7140.129
Total energy intake 4276.2 ± 1193.54215.1 ± 665.14377.9 ± 823.74671.4 ± 993.30.1820.6050.301
 Carbohydrate (g)592.2 ± 204.3551.5 ± 86.5574.4 ± 121.6631.2 ± 152.90.2990.7920.129
 Lipids (g)155.5 ± 56.9155.2 ± 54.7167.2 ± 43.1173.8 ± 38.60.1880.6920.541
 Proteins (g)145.2 ± 45.1143.7 ± 27.5152.9 ± 42.4157.3 ± 40.30.1900.8460.619

Means ± s.d.
; . indicates the interaction.
value for the main effects and interaction of the ANOVA.
Sessions: RL: Rest and low fat; RH: resting and high fat; EL: Exercise and low fat; EH: Exercise and high fat.
Total energy intake includes the self-selected standardized breakfast, the experiment lunch, and energy intake outside the laboratory (total of 48 hours).