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"Liiga vähene söömine käivitab nälgimisrežiimi" — kas tõsi?
Liiga vähene söömine lülitab keha näljarežiimile, mistõttu kaalulangus peatub
Mida tõendid tegelikult näitavad
Adaptiivne termogenees on tõeline nähtus: energiakulu langeb veidi rohkem, kui kehakoostise muutus ennustaks, ja Biggest Loseri järeluuring dokumenteeris selle püsimist aastaid. [1]
Miks väide püsib
See aeglustab kaalulangust, kuid ei peata ega pöörad seda tagasi. Platoo tegeliku kaloridefitsiidi juures tähendab peaaegu alati alahinnatud tarbimist, mitte ainevahetuse seiskumist.
Teised väited
- "Sinu ainevahetus aeglustub pärast 30. eluaastat" — enamjaolt väär
- "Hilja õhtul söömine põhjustab kaalutõusu" — osaliselt tõsi
- "Hommikusöök käivitab ainevahetuse" — enamjaolt väär
- "Roheline tee ja sarnased toidulisandid põletavad rasva" — enamjaolt väär
- "Kilogramm lihast põletab päevas sadu kaloreid" — enamjaolt väär
- "Pidevad glükoosimonitorid näitavad, milline toit on sulle halb" — osaliselt tõsi
Kas on tõsi, et liiga vähene söömine lülitab keha näljarežiimile, mistõttu kaalulangus peatub?
Ehk on selles siiski midagi?
Kuidas hinnang otsustatakse?
References
Every citation below links to the original peer-reviewed record on PubMed or via DOI. Nothing here is a substitute for medical advice.
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