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From what I can gather this will have virtually no nutritional content whatsoever. I really do struggle to see how it could be considered a "health" food. Alth
by weavie 11y ago
From what I can gather this will have virtually no nutritional content whatsoever. I really do struggle to see how it could be considered a "health" food.
Although food like kale does have 10x the amount of calories, I have a sneaky suspicion you would be much better off eating that. The problem (in my view) that is the cause of obesity is the tendency to eat foods that are more processed rather than less..
- seren 11y agoI had the same initial reaction, then checked it has about the same caloric intake than vegetable soup. So it can probably give you some sense of (short-term) satiety but it would be hard to base your diet on it.
- masklinn 11y ago> From what I can gather this will have virtually no nutritional content whatsoever. I really do struggle to see how it could be considered a "health" food. When the alternative is more energy-dense food and you've already more than filled your caloric budget, it's healthier to eat this. Plus konjac and wood pulp are high in dietary fiber.
- Kiro 11y agoIt's great when cutting. After a long period of bulking it's very easy to get ripped with miracle noodles. You fill your stomach without getting the excess energy in order to stay on a calorie deficit.