Provera tvrdnje
"Kasno večeranje dovodi do dobijanja na težini" — da li je to tačno?
Kasno večeranje dovodi do dobijanja na težini
Šta dokazi zapravo pokazuju
Kontrolisane studije ishrane pokazuju da je kasnije večeranje povezano sa većim osećajem gladi, izmenjenom potrošnjom energije i promenama u ekspresiji gena masnog tkiva, nezavisno od ukupnog unosa. [1]
Zašto tvrdnja opstaje
Efekat je stvaran, ali mali u odnosu na ukupni unos. Kasno večeranje je uglavnom važno jer se tada dešava neplanirani dodatni unos.
Druge tvrdnje
- "Vaš metabolizam usporava nakon 30" — uglavnom lažno
- "Doručak pokreće vaš metabolizam" — uglavnom lažno
- "Jelo premalo vas stavlja u stanje gladi tako da prestanete da gubite" — delimično tačno
- "Zeleni čaj i slični dodaci sagorevaju mast" — uglavnom lažno
- "Kilogram mišića sagoreva stotine kalorija dnevno" — uglavnom lažno
- "Kontinuirani monitori glukoze otkrivaju koja hrana vam škodi" — delimično tačno
Da li je tačno da kasno večeranje dovodi do dobijanja na težini?
Delimično tačno. Kontrolisane studije ishrane pokazuju da je kasnije večeranje povezano sa većim osećajem gladi, izmenjenom potrošnjom energije i promenama u ekspresiji gena masnog tkiva, nezavisno od ukupnog unosa.
Pa, da li ima nečega u tome?
Efekat je stvaran, ali mali u odnosu na ukupni unos. Kasno večeranje je uglavnom važno jer se tada dešava neplanirani dodatni unos.
Kako odlučujete o presudi?
Tri ocene, ne dve. "Uglavnom lažno" znači da tvrdnja kako je izložena nije potkrepđena; "delimično tačno" znači da postoji stvaran efekat, ali je manji ili uži nego što se tvrdi; "uglavnom tačno" znači da dokazi to podržavaju kako je obično izloženo.
Референце
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