Christian Hubold
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Kubera B, Hubold C, Wischnath H, Zug S, Peters A
Psychoneuroendocrinology
. 2014 May;
45:43-8.
PMID: 24845175
Background: Ketone bodies are known as alternative cerebral energy substrates to glucose. During psychosocial stress, the brain of a normal weight subject demands for extra glucose from the body to...
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Peters A, Kubera B, Hubold C, Langemann D
Front Neurosci
. 2013 Apr;
7:47.
PMID: 23565074
The reactivity of the stress system may change during the life course. In many-but not all-humans the stress reactivity decreases, once the individual is chronically exposed to a stressful and...
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Kubera B, Hubold C, Otte S, Lindenberg A, Zeiss I, Krause R, et al.
Obes Facts
. 2012 Jul;
5(3):384-92.
PMID: 22797365
Objective: It is known that exogenous lactate given as an i.v. energy infusion is able to counteract a neuroglycopenic state that developed during psychosocial stress. It is unknown, however, whether...
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Kubera B, Hubold C, Zug S, Wischnath H, Wilhelm I, Hallschmid M, et al.
Front Neuroenergetics
. 2012 Mar;
4:4.
PMID: 22408618
During psychosocial stress, the brain demands extra energy from the body to satisfy its increased needs. For that purpose it uses a mechanism referred to as "cerebral insulin suppression" (CIS)....
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Peters A, Kubera B, Hubold C, Langemann D
Front Neurosci
. 2011 Jun;
5:74.
PMID: 21660101
The brain occupies a special hierarchical position in human energy metabolism. If cerebral homeostasis is threatened, the brain behaves in a "selfish" manner by competing for energy resources with the...
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Peters A, Bosy-Westphal A, Kubera B, Langemann D, Goele K, Later W, et al.
Obes Facts
. 2011 May;
4(2):151-7.
PMID: 21577022
Objective: As has been shown recently, obesity is associated with brain volume deficits. We here used an interventional study design to investigate whether the brain shrinks after caloric restriction in...
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Hitze B, Hubold C, van Dyken R, Schlichting K, Lehnert H, Entringer S, et al.
Front Neuroenergetics
. 2010 Jul;
2:7.
PMID: 20616886
During acute mental stress, the energy supply to the human brain increases by 12%. To determine how the brain controls this demand for energy, 40 healthy young men participated in...
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van Dyken R, Hubold C, Meier S, Hitze B, Marxsen A, Oltmanns K, et al.
Psychoneuroendocrinology
. 2010 Mar;
35(9):1287-93.
PMID: 20299158
Objective: Body weight development is closely regulated by central nervous mechanisms. As has been demonstrated recently, the capability of the brain to actively demand energy from the body (brain-pull) is...
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Klement J, Hubold C, Cords H, Oltmanns K, Hallschmid M, Born J, et al.
J Clin Endocrinol Metab
. 2009 Dec;
95(2):522-8.
PMID: 19965917
Context/objective: Patients with Addison's disease often suffer from fatigue, faintness, lack of concentration, and memory deficits, i.e. symptoms reminiscent of those of neuroglycopenia. Suspecting that a lack of central nervous...
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Klement J, Hubold C, Hallschmid M, Loeck C, Oltmanns K, Lehnert H, et al.
Metabolism
. 2009 Aug;
58(12):1825-31.
PMID: 19709691
Sucrose intake has been shown to suppress increased adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) levels in adrenalectomized rats, suggesting that increased cerebral energy supply can compensate for the loss of glucocorticoid feedback inhibition...