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Hello,
I got the idea for this thread from a response I posted in another thread.
"I have a theory about spicy food outdoors. I like it because it makes me feel a lot fuller. It makes me eat slower. I think that by eating slower you give your body more time to realize that you've eaten enough. There are all sorts of hormones released when food hits the stomach/duodenum. Some of these hormones tell the brain that you're satiated, but it takes time. Additionally, the lingering spiciness, in my opinion, makes it feel like you are continuing to eat for some time. I am completely satisfied by one Shin Cup, but if there is one small hamburger, I always feel hungry, even though the hamburger has more calories. Hhmmm.... this gives me an idea for a video ... maybe this is worth exploring a bit."
I'd like to hear your thoughts and experiences on the subject. Am I crazy? Have you experienced similar things?
I got the idea for this thread from a response I posted in another thread.
"I have a theory about spicy food outdoors. I like it because it makes me feel a lot fuller. It makes me eat slower. I think that by eating slower you give your body more time to realize that you've eaten enough. There are all sorts of hormones released when food hits the stomach/duodenum. Some of these hormones tell the brain that you're satiated, but it takes time. Additionally, the lingering spiciness, in my opinion, makes it feel like you are continuing to eat for some time. I am completely satisfied by one Shin Cup, but if there is one small hamburger, I always feel hungry, even though the hamburger has more calories. Hhmmm.... this gives me an idea for a video ... maybe this is worth exploring a bit."
I'd like to hear your thoughts and experiences on the subject. Am I crazy? Have you experienced similar things?