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Re:New research suggests eating early and within a 10-hour w... by the_doctah on Sunday October 09, 2022 @11:41AM (#33142274)
A warm lunch? How does temperature have anything to do with it?
Re:New research suggests eating early and within a 10-hour w... by simonmales on Sunday October 09, 2022 @12:02PM (#33142480)
It's more about cold dinner. Theory is you are more likely to over eat a warm meal.

So if you are going to keep to having a warm meal a day. Make it lunch.

Re:New research suggests eating early and within a 10-hour w... by copperx on Sunday October 09, 2022 @02:47PM (#33144067)
> Theory is you are more likely to over eat a warm meal.

Eating all your meals cold might be a reasonable approach to weight loss. Wait, did I just invent a new diet fad?

Re:New research suggests eating early and within a 10-hour w... by aksss on Monday October 10, 2022 @12:07AM (#33147676)
Your body covers the energy overhead to break down food into usable energy supply, ideally ending with a net positive. Warmer food presumably makes the digestion a little less costly. Cooked meat is definitely more rewarding (energy-wise) than raw meat (because it costs less to digest), so maybe warm food is a heuristic for cooked food as well.