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In one experiment, the caloric intake of mice was reduced from free-feeding levels by up to 25, 55, or 65%. The benefits of the caloric restriction were greatest in the 65% group. These benefits included
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__________ have been shown to reduce hunger, eating, and body weight in human patients.
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