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Isn't this study a bit unfair in that the ultra-processed diet was 508 calories more per day than the minimally processed one?
by matthewaveryusa 7y ago
Isn't this study a bit unfair in that the ultra-processed diet was 508 calories more per day than the minimally processed one?
- hombre_fatal 7y agoThat's how many extra calories one group ate than the other. It wasn't prescribed. The article explains reasons why, like how the appetite-suppressing hormone was found in much different levels between the two groups.
- cygaril 7y agoIncluding the effect of the choices people make is much more informative for deciding on public policy or personal food shopping choices. Imposing calorie restrictions in the experiment that wouldn't be there in real life would make the results much less applicable.
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