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Re:The case for drinking whole milk by jrs235 on Sunday May 17, 2015 @04:22PM (#9561565)
Satiety is more than nothing yet less than everything. Are you equating satiety to feeling satisfied (as in happy)? Because satiety doesn't mean that. It means feeling full. Most obese people I know rarely ever feel satiety. Most feel hungry all the time (because they don't have satiety). When most people feel full and continue eating food which leads to feeling engorged, they stop eating because they soon feel miserable. Sugars and carbs usually don't lead to satiety, fats tend to.
Re:The case for drinking whole milk by yest on Sunday May 17, 2015 @11:15PM (#9562728)
craving != hunger

Addiction to carbs has the same mechanism as addiction to cocaine

Re:The case for drinking whole milk by jrs235 on Monday May 18, 2015 @10:04AM (#9564453)
I agree craving != hunger.

"The reason overweight individuals have a tough time is that they are VERY satieted by carb foods"

Satiety has little to with cravings. It has to do with hunger.

Regardless, I guess we are both in the "wrong" to assume whether particular individuals are truly satieted by carb foods or not. And I think we can both agree that it's best to avoid large amounts of simple carbs.

Re:The case for drinking whole milk by yest on Wednesday May 20, 2015 @01:02AM (#9574765)
it is best to avoid all simple carbs or may be even carbs at all. The reason people eat carbs is to hack the brain and get high on dopamines. I salivate when I think about a sandwich or a cookie or even a banana. I could eat them any time of day before. How can a fatso be hungry couple of hours after a meal? No way. The craving kicks in and he goes to a fridge and searches for a snack, and it won't be a broccoli