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Cancer or not, perhaps it is also healthier for our brains to not constantly be tricked that they found a nice high calorie food item? It feels that it would be
by jagaerglad 3y ago
Cancer or not, perhaps it is also healthier for our brains to not constantly be tricked that they found a nice high calorie food item? It feels that it would become like food-tiktok, dopamine "addiction" etc. Sure, perhaps overweight people can benefit from sugar free alternatives temporarily as a remedy to lose weight.
Personally as someone who eats very clean and unprocessed, I like to take the sugar calorie consequence of sweet things I might eat like fruits and the occasional pastry or soda
- zulban 3y ago> perhaps it is also healthier for our brains to not constantly be tricked that they found a nice high calorie food item? No need to speculate or ask rhetorical questions. This is a scientific question with presumably lots of research already.