I deny it. Science denys it. Try taking chemistry 101.Originally posted by: maxster
Undeniable Fact: Caloric balance translate to weight gain/lost.
Originally posted by: torpid
This study should be taken with a grain of salt, so to speak. There was a study a while ago where they demonstrated that soda with sugar in it had the same problems being reported in the study above. The body does not recognize it as food and as such does not fee satiated. Apparently candy did not have the same problem - although that may (IMO) be due to the solidifying agents in candy.
Originally posted by: Saint Michael
I think it may have to do with perception. You perceive hard candy as a food, whereas you perceive soda as a beverage. An even better comparison is soup. Most people feel sated after eating soup, even though it may be low in calories. Soup and soda are both mostly water, but you perceive the soup to be food rather than a beverage.
Originally posted by: lokiju
I have wondered why most people I know that drink diet soda are overweight...
