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Aaron Hengist, PhD

@AaronHengist

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Postdoctoral Visiting Fellow at NIDDK Any views are personal and do not represent the views of my agency or the US government

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Aaron Hengist, PhD
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RT @DrDylanThompson: Are you being bombarded with messages telling you that physical activity won’t increase energy expenditure because it…
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RT @davykevinp: Imprecision nutrition? Intraindividual variability of glucose responses to duplicate presented meals in adults without diab…
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RT @HLFoodObesity: In our recent report we called on the Government to fix our broken food system. This followed an in-depth inquiry where…
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Aaron Hengist, PhD
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I am biased, but this is a great discussion of the research @Gonzalez_JT is leading at @CNEM_Bath Features some discussion of our 12-week RCT earlier this year and more exciting studies to come!
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New episode w/ @Gonzalez_JT on all things carbohydrate metabolism! We discuss: - Blood glucose & metabolic health - Exercise and glucose dynamics - Reactive hypoglycemia - Recent study: Ketogenic diet vs. sugar restriction - Common misconceptions See:
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@AndyJKing @KevinH_PhD Hi Andy, thanks! Perhaps larger glycemic responses in diabetic pop. would improve reproducibility based on: But part of the issue is use-case; consensus metrics like mean glucose/time-in-range likely to be more reproducible than individual meal 'spikes'
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RT @KevinH_PhD: Today,@DrCaliff_FDA testified to the US Senate that our UPF research is "tremendous" and "important"! I'll discuss our stud…
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RT @Gonzalez_JT: INDUSTRY BIAS IN NUTRITION RESEARCH? One type of bias is publication bias (aka desk draw bias) Not publishing some studi…
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If you need something that produces consistent results, I suggest watching Liverpool FC this season
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RT @KevinH_PhD: Happy to see this paper led by @AaronHengist finally published in @AJCNutrition on how variable a person's glucose response…
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RT @KevinH_PhD: @AaronHengist @AJCNutrition There's also a nice commentary on our paper by Thomas Wolever entitled "Personalized nutrition…
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RT @KevinH_PhD: @NIHClinicalCntr The primary outcome was ad libitum energy intake. The UPFhh food environment led to 1000 kcal/d greater in…
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RT @KevinH_PhD: This was a fascinating meeting on UPF policies and I was happy to present some preliminary results of our ongoing RCT on me…
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Aaron Hengist, PhD
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RT @BenjaminTWall: BBSRC SWbio DTP PhD studentship available with us here @uoe_npg @UofE_Research in collaboration with @DrDylanThompson at…
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RT @KevinH_PhD: I've arrived in London and I'm looking forward to this meeting tomorrow @imperialcollege on ultra-processed foods! I'll be…
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