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You have no idea what you're talking about, honestly. Our family does not use sugar at all. And, no, I don't feel hunger and 90% of what you mean by "hunger" is
by nikolay 8y ago
You have no idea what you're talking about, honestly. Our family does not use sugar at all. And, no, I don't feel hunger and 90% of what you mean by "hunger" is habitual, not real hunger caused by ghrelin. When we fast, and it's unfortunate that English has such a misrepresenting word, we don't get tempted by meat and dairy. I am not supporting vegetarianism and veganism, on the contrary, but I don't think the meat overeating habits are healthy and the data shows it. For example, upping your growth factors, overloading yourself with iron, eating charred meat is proven to be detrimental to health. Now everybody's lining up to buy bone broth not knowing that bones often accumulate heavy metals like lead and America is polluted with lead, but that's not just all. Anyway, my point was that people should eat quality foods aligned with their genetic and epigenetic profile, use the least possible processing and stick to traditional cooking methods. Don't eat too much carbs, don't eat too much fats, don't eat too much meat - this is the optimal strategy at this point as I've been following diets for nearly 20 years and there's no perfect on except the balanced real-foods one!
- nonbel 8y ago>"upping your growth factors, overloading yourself with iron, eating charred meat is proven to be detrimental to health." All I did is stop eating bread and preparing my own food so there was no sugar in it. So this extreme diet you are talking about seems like a strawman to me. >"people should eat quality foods aligned with their genetic and epigenetic profile" No one knows what this would be. > "Don't eat too much carbs, don't eat too much fats, don't eat too much meat" Which your body lets you know via a satiated feeling without gaining undesirable weight. "Too much carbs" seems to be over 50-100 g/day for most people. If it wasn't, they wouldn't eat more than was healthy.