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Eh, different people respond to food differently. This is not controversial. This whole discussion has a huge amount of bro science, and very little actual sc
by rootusrootus 4y ago
Eh, different people respond to food differently. This is not controversial. This whole discussion has a huge amount of bro science, and very little actual science. To the limited extent such a thing even exists in the nutritional space.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoNot that differently. If you eat a thousand calories of peanut butter and don't feel anything there's something profoundly wrong.
- com2kid 4y agoA thousand calories of peanut butter is one cup, 8oz, of peanut butter. Maybe 4 or 5 good spoonfuls. I'm willing to bet that almost any healthy adult could down 4 spoons of peanut butter w/o issue, and that most people would end up being way over their calorie limit for the day as their body wouldn't go "yup that was lunch and half of dinner! All good now!"
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- mixmastamyk 4y agoThe quantity given was in calories, about 1/2 of what you need in a day. Yes PB is heavy, yes that amount should register.
- com2kid 4y agoDrink a glug of olive oil. You'll probably be very regular on the toilet the next day, but your body will still ask for more calories, despite the 500+ you just consumed. 4 spoon fulls of peanut butter may or may not register. That many calories in a very short time frame often does not.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoI take shots of OO regularly. Stops hunger but slowly, because it takes a while for body to convert to fat metabolism.