
doi: 10.3758/bf03328429
To test a report that the sodium in the soluble form of saccharin played a significant metabolic role in maintaining saccharin preference, rats were given either tap water, saccharin or a Na-saccharin solution. When satiated, the consumption rate of Na-saccharin was highest with no difference in water and saccharin consumption. During prolonged food deprivation water consumption was suppressed, but the consumption of both saccharin solutions remained significantly elevated. In a final satiation period the initial differences reappeared. Conclusion: A taste preference for Na-saccharin, but during hunger, consumption of sodium free saccharin was persistently elevated.
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