High glycemic index foods, overeating, and obesity.
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The group demonstrates strong agreement with the publication by referencing multiple scientific studies, sharing detailed hormonal mechanisms like insulin's role in promoting overeating, and discussing practical dietary tips such as starting the day with fats and proteins. The tone strikes a balance between scientific curiosity and skepticism, with some dismissing certain findings or emphasizing methodological debates, which highlights the significance of this topic in ongoing conversations about obesity and diet.
Most discussions support the idea that high glycemic index foods promote overeating and hormonal changes linked to obesity, reflecting strong agreement with the publication’s findings.
There is high interest shown by numerous posters referencing studies, sharing data, and discussing mechanisms like insulin and glucagon, indicating deep engagement.
While many participants cite research and provide detailed explanations, some dismiss the results or question methodology, suggesting balanced but mainly thoughtful discourse.
The widespread sharing of the study, referencing of historical experiments, and debates about dietary strategies show that these discussions could influence public understanding and possibly dietary choices, representing significant impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study investigated how different glycemic index (GI) levels in meals (low, medium, high) affect energy metabolism and food intake in obese teenage boys, finding that high-GI meals lead to a significant increase in voluntary food intake.
- High-GI meals caused hormonal and metabolic changes such as increased serum insulin, lower glucagon, and elevated epinephrine, which are linked to higher calorie consumption post-meal.
- The results suggest that consuming high-GI foods may promote overeating in obese individuals due to rapid glucose absorption and related hormonal responses, highlighting the need for further research on GI's role in long-term weight regulation.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@CaryKelly11 Here's the original study for those interested in the deep dive (abstract available, full text behind a paywall, unfortunately). Key figures below https://t.co/VwZaCzPxZZ https://t.co/a4ZkantQjo
There was literally a double blind controlled study done in 1999 that tested the satiety of exactly these two meals And the results were in stark contrast to what is being presented Fiat satiety scores are not the way This is so embarassing I can’t https://t.co/KELrUgrce7 https://t.co/TfLN0oVtFF https://t.co/TQNF2yxHP3
@nicknorwitz My first clinical trial looked at this point, back when I was only a bit older than you, @nicknorwitz (done in 1996, but took 3 years to publish) https://t.co/VwZaCzPxZZ
@JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles considering insulin relative to glucagon for fat storage: https://t.co/lsX68yIsPI https://t.co/YAiK1iQEk1 https://t.co/xDosEmFSFv https://t.co/5Xsdqy3xeM https://t.co/SNtThjPbPd https://t.co/z3LVoJEiwl A handy collage
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成功している人ほど「血糖スパイク」を避ける 食後の急激な血糖上昇(血糖スパイク)は、疲労感や集中力低下を招くと報告されています。 (参考: https://t.co/pFGLMgvcFj) キャリアを走り抜くには、まず“安定したエネルギー供給”が必須です。 目安は食事後に眠いなら糖質過多な食生活になりがちな証拠
『成功している人ほど「朝食の質」にこだわる』 ハーバード大学の研究では、高GIの朝食は午後の集中力を低下させることが示されています。 (参考: https://t.co/pFGLMguEPL) キャリアを伸ばしたいなら、まずは血糖コントロールから。成功の土台は食事にあります。
@lowcarbGP @BenBikmanPhD @drjasonfung @KenDBerryMD @BrownAdey From our friend @davidludwigmd https://t.co/KELrUgrce7 https://t.co/pLTmqjvIxo
@garytaubes @Maratosflier @ethanjweiss @JohnSpeakman Here is the link to the Ludwig paper. But I apologise because it was published before Twitter existed so you didn't get chance to slag it off. Still you have the opportunity now. It has been cited >1000x so many think it is a valid and definitive test. https://t.co/brI8nvxGia
@IvicaMaslaceti https://t.co/v3ek26Vsqd
RT @davidludwigmd: @CaryKelly11 Here's the original study for those interested in the deep dive (abstract available, full text behind a pay…
RT @davidludwigmd: @CaryKelly11 Here's the original study for those interested in the deep dive (abstract available, full text behind a pay…
RT @davidludwigmd: @CaryKelly11 Here's the original study for those interested in the deep dive (abstract available, full text behind a pay…
RT @davidludwigmd: @CaryKelly11 Here's the original study for those interested in the deep dive (abstract available, full text behind a pay…
@CaryKelly11 Here's the original study for those interested in the deep dive (abstract available, full text behind a paywall, unfortunately). Key figures below https://t.co/VwZaCzPxZZ https://t.co/a4ZkantQjo
RT @DoctorTro: There was literally a double blind controlled study done in 1999 that tested the satiety of exactly these two meals And th…
RT @DoctorTro: There was literally a double blind controlled study done in 1999 that tested the satiety of exactly these two meals And th…
RT @DoctorTro: There was literally a double blind controlled study done in 1999 that tested the satiety of exactly these two meals And th…
RT @DoctorTro: There was literally a double blind controlled study done in 1999 that tested the satiety of exactly these two meals And th…
There was literally a double blind controlled study done in 1999 that tested the satiety of exactly these two meals And the results were in stark contrast to what is being presented Fiat satiety scores are not the way This is so embarassing I can’t https://t.co/KELrUgrce7 https://t.co/TfLN0oVtFF https://t.co/TQNF2yxHP3
RT @davidludwigmd: @nicknorwitz My first clinical trial looked at this point, back when I was only a bit older than you, @nicknorwitz (done…
RT @davidludwigmd: @nicknorwitz My first clinical trial looked at this point, back when I was only a bit older than you, @nicknorwitz (done…
@nicknorwitz My first clinical trial looked at this point, back when I was only a bit older than you, @nicknorwitz (done in 1996, but took 3 years to publish) https://t.co/VwZaCzPxZZ
RT @LCMDPodcast: @mario_kratz @TheBhupiThakur @davidbirsen @KevinH_PhD 20mg/dl initiates brain reward - https://t.co/bzHqKhZ5aq Here is…
@mario_kratz @TheBhupiThakur @davidbirsen @KevinH_PhD 20mg/dl initiates brain reward - https://t.co/bzHqKhZ5aq Here is well controlled study https://t.co/x5rpoJNjSO GI graded diets https://t.co/SuxzgEuuVZ Happy to share more - you’d need to unblock me @doctortro
@mario_kratz Only one that comes to mind is this one where the moderate and high GI have the same protein % https://t.co/rZAio0odYf
@BraciaRodzen Owsianka > jajecznica https://t.co/8lweXUjeOf https://t.co/BPUFz8lbRO https://t.co/4HTd9cfYqT https://t.co/fyVH3dvZXa https://t.co/R2Mzm2Tphx
@miSIXeWay @fmanjoo @katieunderwrite @PeterAttiaMD @RandyNesse @hubermanlab @Sydney_Uni @brish_ti @CMA_Docs @IoannaCBC @witmer_brenda @ISBLeeHood @Giuliaaaa99 @NickKristof @Ethan_Lou @MikeSandclan @priyakrishna @cfrangou @GriebelerMD @carlyweeks @NavPersaud @FryRsquared @davechokshi @markhollandlib @adriandix @By_CJewett @marcusbgee @glendaluymes @billmaher @nytimeswell @ShaneGoldmacher @dwallacewells @JessicaRotondi @JPTasker @nutrition_facts @rcarrick @IlonaHale @DrHelenOuyang @PeterHotez @cjsaffitzstan @BajkaBalazs @ProfGlantz @patrickholford @MayMf1111 @davidludwigmd @NicholasLBarber @jbsgreenberg @sarahkliff @Oprah Is #Obesity a disease when “the rapid absorption of glucose after consumption of HIGH GI MEALS induces a sequence of hormonal & metabolic changes that PROMOTE EXCESSIVE FOOD INTAKE”? From https://t.co/2rCwjG8nD0. @davidludwigmd explains in video https://t.co/0gMAD
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Manage those blood sugar swings. Read the study here: https://t.co/UFQ4IwE3BU https://t.co/CsEYEPsXXB
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@theproof Although they talk about insulin driving fat storage, driving overeating. High carb incr insulin, inc glucose disposal from blood, -> incr hunger -> overeating. Low protein, no glucagon. Different macros in low GI and high GI despite what abstract says. https://t.co/2b03VwjjpS
@Richk515 https://t.co/KELrUgrce7
@DoctorTro @tednaiman @DrEenfeldt @JohnSpeakman4 @KevinH_PhD Access the paywalled article from your library: https://t.co/GhGst97K5N Promote scholarly access to content by simply adding https://t.co/SXSePTeGuM to the DOI URL
@tednaiman @DrEenfeldt @JohnSpeakman4 @KevinH_PhD Even more data https://t.co/KELrUgIN5F
@CarolMeinhart @MichelleHurnRD Actually, one arm did (an egg omelet): https://t.co/VwZaCzPxZZ
3 different groups. 3 different breakfasts (Same exact calories): 1. Instant oatmeal 2. Steel-cut oats 3. Omelette Instant oatmeal group ate 81% more food than the omelette group Take home: ✅ Start your day off with fats & proteins ❌ Not carbohydrates https://t.co/VBj1w4syA4
RT @davidludwigmd: @JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles consideri…
These signals make you crave more food, and are known to cause overeating (Source (https://t.co/0HgiSFBfE3)).
Because they are low in fiber and digested quickly, eating refined carbs can cause major swings in blood sugar levels. This can contribute to overeating (Source (https://t.co/0HgiSFBfE3)).
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RT @davidludwigmd: @JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles consideri…
RT @davidludwigmd: @JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles consideri…
RT @davidludwigmd: @JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles consideri…
RT @davidludwigmd: @JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles consideri…
@JohnSpeakman4 @gfj1979 @BenBikmanPhD @JimJohnsonSci Let's make this easy, John. Links to some of our articles considering insulin relative to glucagon for fat storage: https://t.co/lsX68yIsPI https://t.co/YAiK1iQEk1 https://t.co/xDosEmFSFv https://t.co/5Xsdqy3xeM https://t.co/SNtThjPbPd https://t.co/z3LVoJEiwl A handy collage
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