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There’s also likely an element of plain old inefficiency associated with throwing a bunch of food in the body at once. Every protein, fat, carb broken down has
by appplication 2y ago
There’s also likely an element of plain old inefficiency associated with throwing a bunch of food in the body at once. Every protein, fat, carb broken down has to be done so by some physical/chemical/enzymatic action.
There are only so many chemical/enzymes in the body. If you put a small amount of food in, it’s more likely all of it will be completely broken down more effectively. If you try to digest a larger amount of food in at once, it seems plausible the digestion process could be less efficient.
- kelipso 2y agoGood point. Another thing is the participants might not finish the relatively large high protein meals that IF-P would have compared to the smaller CR meals.