▲ | zahlman 3 days ago | |||||||
> If I eat 1000 calories of whole oats, a lot of those calories are passing through my body. Humans are extremely efficient at extracting energy from food, regardless of the fiber content. We owe our survival as a species to it, as food was much less plentiful in the ancestral environment. I've heard of fiber meaningfully affecting insulin response to food, satiety, and some other things - perhaps even gut microbiomes - but not metabolic efficiency. | ||||||||
▲ | paulpauper 3 days ago | parent [-] | |||||||
Yeah he's posting nonsense. If it were true you'd be passing huge chunks of undigested food and be sick. Very little of the calorie content of oats and other so-called fiber rich food is actually undigestible. Sorry...beating obesity is not as easy as eating cereal and oats all day. wish it were. | ||||||||
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