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Re:Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in ... by konschubert on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @05:11AM (#25428780)
Re:Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in ... by asveikau on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @05:23AM (#25428858)
That's amusing on one level, but I do know that many struggle to create a caloric deficit, and some foods do seem to make it easier to feel full with less.
Re:Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in ... by delecti on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @10:55AM (#25431380)
Definitely, and I feel like "some foods" varies per individual more than I hear people talk about.
Re:Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in ... by konschubert on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @06:21AM (#25429227)
That’s a very fair point, I had not considered that.
Re:Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in ... by bjohnson225 on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @09:33AM (#25430646)
Nice. It’s still good to have these methods for achieving the ultimate goal, people just need to stop presenting whatever works for them as the one true way.
Re:Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in ... by jkim1258 on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @02:48PM (#25434228)
Yes, it is true that they have the same qualitative goal of creating a caloric deficit. However, some diet patterns slow down the metabolism more than others, which heavily impacts the likelihood of success in creating a significant (quantitative) caloric deficit