Full vs Satisfied: Unsatisfying Meals

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The discussion centers on the feeling of dissatisfaction after eating, despite being full. Participants share experiences of eating meals that don't satisfy specific cravings, such as wanting a steak but only having leftover broccoli. This dissatisfaction is linked to psychological hunger rather than physical hunger, suggesting that cravings for specific foods can lead to a feeling of unfulfillment even after consuming enough calories. The conversation also touches on the confusion around terms like "meatless chicken" and "vegan meatballs," with participants expressing skepticism about these labels and the nature of the products. Additionally, there is mention of hormones like leptin and adiponectin, which play a role in signaling satiety to the brain, indicating that the brain's response to food can be complex and influenced by emotional factors. The thread concludes with light-hearted banter about pickles and other food-related humor.
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Mk said:
Werd. You are too cool for school! Pickle is not mentioned very much so I put it in!
You've misspelled arildno, dear! That's why I said you'd never find this thread otherwise!:smile:

P.S. I thought lots of threads are hijacked by pickles! :biggrin:
 
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Mk said:
Where is El Hombre Invisble anyway?
Australia.