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The program goes into the why: in nature fat and sugar can not be found in combination so there is no natural inhibition. They tested this with mice, one set w
by wernerb 10y ago
The program goes into the why: in nature fat and sugar can not be found in combination so there is no natural inhibition.
They tested this with mice, one set would have unlimited fat, another unlimited sugar, and the third set the combination of sugar and fat. Surprisingly, the first two sets of mice would stop eating when they were full. Only the third set of mice would go on eating and eating..
- colanderman 10y ago> in nature fat and sugar can not be found in combination What? What about avocados, coconuts, olives, artichokes, soybeans… I'd more buy the argument that our body tries to maintain a certain ratio of fats to sugar (which is usually mediated by fiber), rather than that humans historically haven't "experienced" foods with both fat and sugar…
- paulryanrogers 10y agoAren't soy beans poisoness when uncooked? And I doubt people ate large volumes of those others without the fiber.
- colanderman 10y agoMy point exactly. I think the claim that "sugar + fat is not found in nature" is incomplete without mentioning fiber.