Study shows antibodies against PEG in 83% of the German population

Re:Study shows antibodies against PEG in 83% of the German p... by notJim on Friday October 27, 2023 @12:51PM (#38040874)

Fruits are not calorically dense. A huge ripe pear can be incredibly delicious and sweet, and only has like 100 calories. The best peach you've ever eaten is like 60-80. It would be pretty challenging to eat a calorically problematic portion of them.

A better example is probably nuts. Nuts are super calorically dense, and it's easy to loads of them.

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Re:Study shows antibodies against PEG in 83% of the German p... by kragen on Friday October 27, 2023 @01:05PM (#38041044)

not if you have to shell them yourself

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Re:Study shows antibodies against PEG in 83% of the German p... by atomicnumber3 on Friday October 27, 2023 @01:51PM (#38041639)

Yeah that's what I meant by the fiber - they cut the density substantially and would fill you up super fast. And just juicing them gets you into palatability problems - try drinking a gallon of raw apple juice. (Vs drinking a 64oz large coke).

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