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Minnesota Starvation Experiment
- "They starved so that others be better fed."
- November 19, 1944
- End of WWII
- Presented the first record of the physiological and psychological effects of starvation and refeeding
- 3 month food, 6 month
semi-starvation, 3 month
rehab.
- High emotions if man received more food than another
- Enthusiasm waned
- Men became irritable
- Loss of strength
- Became more introverted
- Decreased tolerance for the cold
- Experienced Dizziness, tiredness, muscle soreness, hair loss, reduced coordination, ringing in their ears
- Food became an obsession
- Lower sex drive
- Visible signs of starvation: sunken face and bellies, protruding ribs, edema-swollen legs, ankles, and faces
- Visible signs of starvation: sunken face and bellies, protruding ribs, edema-swollen legs, ankles, and faces
- Lower sex drive
- Experienced Dizziness, tiredness, muscle soreness, hair loss, reduced coordination, ringing in their ears
- Decreased tolerance for the cold
- Became more introverted
- Loss of strength
- Men became irritable
- Enthusiasm waned
- Published in Life Magazine
- Rehab was the most difficult part of the experiment (reduced dizziness, apathy, lethargy)
- None of the men were given detailed instructions on how to get back to normal
- Many would eat excessively
- Recovery ran from 2 months to 2 years
- Recovery ran from 2 months to 2 years
- Many would eat excessively
- None of the men were given detailed instructions on how to get back to normal
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