Study explores teenage boys' huge appetites

New York (Reuters Life!) - parents of teenage boys support the American study that they can eat at home and the evidence that 14-17 year old boys support eating 2,000 calories I got it. opportunity

Researchers at the National Child Health Human Development Institute say that teenage boys are known for packing them but there is virtually no objective evidence that this is standard.

However, in the lunch buffet experiment where 204 children from 8 to 17 years old participated, researchers compared to boys, they usually eat much older than their older boys I discovered that. Greedy - On average, it burns about 2,000 calories

Researcher Dr. Jack A. Yanovsky says that this model makes sense. Because boys usually peak in late puberty and muscle mass increases.

"There are many private wisdom that boys can eat amazing amounts, but we do not have much data," Yanovski told Reuters.

Two luncheons, during the day, the young people were told how much to eat, during lunch break, usually for lunch.

Adolescent boys - usually between 8 and 10 - average 1,300 lunchtime calories compared to 900 preteen girls

Girls' appetite from the first half of puberty to the middle of puberty shows the greatest growth between approximately 10 and 13 years old. The average age of girls is close to 1,300 lunch calories, which is just a bit higher than the late puberty girls.

Yanovski said that this model is consistent with the development of the girl as it tends to experience the most significant growth from adolescence to middle age.

On the other hand, boys tend to grow late and their calorie demand appears to rise significantly between 14 and 17 years from the second half of puberty.

The boys in this study had little change in caloric intake around puberty, but their average lunch time caloric intake amounted to about 2,000 calories in late puberty.

"They can really eat," Yanovski pointed out, and added that the sudden increase in eating is not surprising as long as a teenager is healthy and ordinary.

But Yanovsky said overweight boys should have more restrictions on the amount of calories they consume. Studies show that most overweight children become adults who are overweight

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