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The discussions highlight the consensus across multiple meta-analyses and RCTs that dietary fiber, especially viscous types, modestly increases satiety, with phrases like 'small positive effect' and 'most agree' underscoring shared scientific understanding. The tone is analytical, referencing specific studies, which indicates serious engagement with the research's implications for dietary advice.
Most discussions concur with the article's conclusion that dietary fiber has a consistently small positive effect on satiety, supporting the findings of the systematic review.
Participants show high interest, referencing multiple meta-analyses and randomized controlled trials (RCTs), indicating engagement with the scientific details.
Comments include referencing study results, emphasizing the importance of fiber, and debating its role, showing active engagement rather than dismissiveness.
The discussions recognize fiber's nuanced yet meaningful role in appetite regulation, implying a moderate impact on dietary strategies and future research.
@AllyTransforms @KetoCarnivore @TuckerGoodrich @raphaels7 @DrEenfeldt There are several other metas and lots of RCTS and they all point in the same direction as the first one: on average, fiber has a small positive effect on satiety per calorie. So fiber is the smallest facet of the calculator. https://t.co/QCJmCVVF5G https://t.co/2XZqF6i4k9
@AllyTransforms There are several other metas and lots of RCTS and they all point in the same direction as the first one: on average, fiber has a small positive effect on satiety per calorie. So fiber is the smallest facet of the calculator. https://t.co/QCJmCVWcVe https://t.co/2XZqF6iC9H
RT @tednaiman: @AllyTransforms @KetoCarnivore @TuckerGoodrich @raphaels7 @DrEenfeldt There are several other metas and lots of RCTS and the…
@PlantChompers @Alan_Watson_ @Cotic @theproof references https://t.co/3Z0YkSSDGF https://t.co/o7THtOXTwq https://t.co/TTDO2EmvKE
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@PlantChompers @Alan_Watson_ @Cotic @theproof references https://t.co/3Z0YkSSDGF https://t.co/o7THtOXTwq https://t.co/TTDO2EmvKE
RT @tednaiman: @AllyTransforms @KetoCarnivore @TuckerGoodrich @raphaels7 @DrEenfeldt There are several other metas and lots of RCTS and the…
@AllyTransforms @KetoCarnivore @TuckerGoodrich @raphaels7 @DrEenfeldt There are several other metas and lots of RCTS and they all point in the same direction as the first one: on average, fiber has a small positive effect on satiety per calorie. So fiber is the smallest facet of the calculator. https://t.co/QCJmCVVF5G https://t.co/2XZqF6i4k9
@AllyTransforms There are several other metas and lots of RCTS and they all point in the same direction as the first one: on average, fiber has a small positive effect on satiety per calorie. So fiber is the smallest facet of the calculator. https://t.co/QCJmCVWcVe https://t.co/2XZqF6iC9H
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