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Your theory can be anecdotally refuted by simply observing that people will eat more when food is well salted. French fries are an easy example. If you have t
by jugg1es 4y ago
Your theory can be anecdotally refuted by simply observing that people will eat more when food is well salted. French fries are an easy example. If you have two piles of fries - one salted, one not salted. Which do you think you'd eat more of?
- drugstorecowboy 4y agoI'm not sure how that would refute GP, perhaps people prefer the salty fries due to salt deficiency...
- krisroadruck 4y agoI mean your test can be juked both directions... perhaps you eat more of the salted pile because you are salt deficient and that pile provides the salt your body needs, while the none salted pile isn't solving the problem and thus is deemed unhelpful by your system? I'm not saying either are correct, I'm saying this hypothetical is a bad one.
- jmkni 4y agoI don’t like the taste of salt and actively avoid things which taste salty, I guess I’m an outlier here lol