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Interesting research, even if it isn't something you'd immediately assume would go into commercial products. The fact that they see a weight decrease simply fr
by jVinc 5y ago
Interesting research, even if it isn't something you'd immediately assume would go into commercial products.
The fact that they see a weight decrease simply from adding calorie free weight to the food is interesting to me. I knew different foods can have vastly satiety at the same calorie count, but I would not assume that this could be simply due to a weight or volume difference. I would more have assumed that our bodies response to breaking down the foods would regulate our hunger to aim for a given amount of energy intake.
- medstrom 5y agoIt's rarely questioned in our society that satiety comes down to food volume (or weight). It's what we mean by "high calorie" food: high kcal per gram. I agree with you, but a mind-bending consequence is that there's no such thing as high calorie food.