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You might want to read the rest of the studies - or at least try to no misrepresent before commenting. There are elementary differences in the studies. Study 1
by natex 7mo ago
You might want to read the rest of the studies - or at least try to no misrepresent before commenting. There are elementary differences in the studies.
Study 1: "What to Eat", Specific Demographics, Primary Clinical Trial, Mechanistic/Physiological Outcome, Conclusion: High-Protein breakfast is superior for suppressing appetite and maintaining satiety, while a High-Fiber breakfast promotes better weight loss and a healthier gut microbiome,
Study 2: Whether to Eat, Broad Demographics, Systematic Review (meta analysis), Broad Clinical Outcomes, Conclusion: eating breakfast increases total daily energy intake compared to skipping it, and that skipping breakfast resulted in slightly greater weight loss.
- abainbridge 7mo agoI wasn't comparing the two studies. I was just asking what the first sentence of the abstract of study 1 meant when it appears to be a false statement given study 2's result. Usually this is because I don't understand something and someone around here explains what I'm missing.
- IAmBroom 7mo agoUncool. OP asks for help understanding, and you attack them for not understanding.