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Five days makes a habit, and the participants did not return to normal in another seven days.

We need to break our unhealthy habits, before they break us.

1 posted on 03/13/2025 2:57:47 PM PDT by ConservativeMind
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2 posted on 03/13/2025 2:58:24 PM PDT by ConservativeMind (Trump: Befuddling Democrats, Republicans, and the Media for the benefit of the US and all mankind.)
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Is it calories, or sugar/cheap carbs?

Calories from non-carb or very low-carb foods shouldn’t be counted in the same “suspect” category, ITGHO.


3 posted on 03/13/2025 3:13:21 PM PDT by one guy in new jersey
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5 days? So, what are you eating on vacation?


4 posted on 03/13/2025 3:54:04 PM PDT by Vermont Lt
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The cat wouldn’t eat her dinner. I put a few small pieces of cat treat in her dish which she pounced on and ate, and then she ate her dinner in a mechanical sort of I-don’t-care-what-I’m-eating manner.

So why are cat treats like kittie crack? I think they identified some chemicals that trigger the ‘eating’ reflex, so that cat always eats the treats, and anything else put before her while the chemical is in her system.

That makes me wonder about some trash foods that sell well. A group of us working on a project took a coffee break. Someone put Oreos on the table, anyone who took one ended up eating more than intended and yet all said they didn’t care for Oreos or the taste was bland, chemical-like etc.

I think junk food makers may add chemicals similar to those for cats, in cat treats. Add something to flavorless processed foods that trigger the eating reflex, but this time trigger it in people.

Not all cats like certain cat treats, not all humans eat too many Oreos. Not a hard and fast rule, but I am suspicious.

Of the additives in foods, I’ve always been told ‘natural flavors’ harbor ingredients we would otherwise reject. What’s in there?


6 posted on 03/13/2025 5:35:49 PM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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There needs to be a definition of "ultra-processed".

Because they seems to be slapping that label on food when they really mean "high calorie, low nutrition". And they are not the same thing.

7 posted on 03/13/2025 5:40:59 PM PDT by Harmless Teddy Bear ( Not my circus. Not my monkeys. But I can pick out the clowns at 100 yards.)
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