the Interceptor
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Here's a question that came to my mind a long time ago. I consider it to be a fact (nuances to be discussed) that all the food that tastes great (pizza, pasta, meat and so on) tends to make you obese, while all the healthy stuff (fruit, vegetables) just isn't as "good". I've got nothing against an apple or a banana now and then, but I don't consider it to be a full meal. Instead, I'm going wild on everything that's not good for me.
But why is that so? Why doesn't lettuce taste like chocolate, or a banana like lasagna? There is a trend inside all that, which seems to be that the tasty stuff contains a lot of fat or sugar. And I have developed a theory why we prefer to eat that, instead of healthy things: native instincts. In the very past, we had to hunt for food to survive. Through that, our body developed a system to ask for food that it can store, so it will survive some time without any. Therefor, it asks for food with a lot of fat, which can be stored. The healthy stuff however contained nothing of importance, so the body learned to avoid that.
Of course, this is only a theory, which may be totally wrong. So, I'm curious what you think or even know, and probably lighten up the dark.
Regards
the Interceptor
But why is that so? Why doesn't lettuce taste like chocolate, or a banana like lasagna? There is a trend inside all that, which seems to be that the tasty stuff contains a lot of fat or sugar. And I have developed a theory why we prefer to eat that, instead of healthy things: native instincts. In the very past, we had to hunt for food to survive. Through that, our body developed a system to ask for food that it can store, so it will survive some time without any. Therefor, it asks for food with a lot of fat, which can be stored. The healthy stuff however contained nothing of importance, so the body learned to avoid that.
Of course, this is only a theory, which may be totally wrong. So, I'm curious what you think or even know, and probably lighten up the dark.
Regards
the Interceptor