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Re:How Giving Up Refined Sugar Changed My Brain by snewk on Sunday September 25, 2016 @09:14AM (#12575162)
this is purely anecdotal, but ive been doing the ketotis thing for a couple years.

seems to me like when you consume calories from refined sugars, the 'hungry' signal never gets turned off. fat calories, on the other hand, are much more satiating. its harder to overeat fats.

i get so frustrated when i hear the 'calories in < calories out' mantra mindlessly repeated in nutrition communities.

its like asking for financial advice, and getting "as long as you aren't spending more than you are making, you'll get rich. it's simply $i/$o." as your answer.

maybe its technically correct, but its certainly not helpful. more importantly, it doesnt address WHY some people overeat or give any meaningful advice on how to change that.

Re:How Giving Up Refined Sugar Changed My Brain by AstralStorm on Sunday September 25, 2016 @10:10AM (#12575381)
Not confirmed at all per calorie. What we know is that protein is more satisfying per calorie. In which a ketogenic diet is likely rich.