Eating large portions of starchy carbohydrates is a significant danger due to their satisfying nature and tendency to drive overeating. — Whalespan
Eating large portions of starchy carbohydrates is a significant danger due to their satisfying nature and tendency to drive overeating.
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“And so it gives me a little bit more responsibility in terms of portion control 'cause those are the foods, again, probably dopamine driven that are most easily over eaten. I always ask the question, what's the last time you ate 10 chicken breasts at a meal? Like you're getting sick of it after maybe two or three, but you could eat a whole hell of a lot of carbohydrates, starchy carbohydrates because the they're just so satisfying and I think those triggers, as you said, to want more, like that's what happens, right? You just keep eating, even when you're feeling full, you want more. And that's the biggest danger to carbohydrate.”