Effects of 8 weeks oligofructose supplementation on appetite and body weight in overweight and obese adults
Norlida Mat Daud(National University of Malaysia), Gary Frost(Imperial College London), Edward S. Chambers(Imperial College London), Paul Bech(Imperial College London), Jimmy D. Bell(University of Westminster), E. Louise Thomas(Hammersmith Hospital), Giuliana Durighel(Hammersmith Hospital), Navpreet Chhina(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Mohammad A. Ghatei(Hammersmith Hospital), Camilla Pedersen(Hammersmith Hospital), Julie Fitzpatrick(Imperial College London), Anthony P. Goldstone(Hammersmith Hospital), Samantha Scholtz(Hammersmith Hospital), Nurhafzan A. Ismail(Hammersmith Hospital)
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