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They said amount, not 'calorific value'. Penhaps it was replaced with lower calorie food. But i think there is also the factor that sugary foods/carbs are more
by polshaw 14y ago
They said amount, not 'calorific value'. Penhaps it was replaced with lower calorie food. But i think there is also the factor that sugary foods/carbs are more addictive and not as satiating as fatty foods (eg 'i'll just have another biscuit', cf. considerable successes of keto diets).
Eating something less sugary may have had a knock on effect and reduced the amount of food eaten later.