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I don't really think it's appropriate to draw conclusions from studies that control for caloric intake. Most people don't treat food as fungible calories. Often
by 4death4 3y ago
I don't really think it's appropriate to draw conclusions from studies that control for caloric intake. Most people don't treat food as fungible calories. Often, drinking juice is additive in calories.
- andreareina 3y agoBoth are important. Controlling for calories demonstrates yet again that sugar is not uniquely bad (the claim that it is is very prevalent in the health and fitness online space). Ad libitum studies demonstrate that the foods we eat have differential effects on appetite, satiety, etc.
- 4death4 3y ago> Controlling for calories demonstrates yet again that sugar is not uniquely bad No, you can’t draw that conclusion, which is my point.