Quote (Wretch @ 22 Jun 2017 21:34)

speaking of non-factual i could sit here and make judgments of domain names at face value all night, but i'm pretty sure jollygreenvegan.com is not the source of that information.

http://i.imgur.com/SkuvYJF.jpg

here's one from another site.

orange/blue/green is not a very complimentary combination of colors, though. lots of jpeg artifacts, a low-res image. i just can't grasp the merit of the information when i'm not pleased by the typeface used. they lost all credibility as soon as they chose Tahoma.

Quote (Cambridge @ Jun 23 2017 05:35pm)

This chart says basically no matter what I'm craving I should eat nuts and cheese.

Quote (Cambridge @ Jun 23 2017 12:35pm)

This chart says basically no matter what I'm craving I should eat nuts and cheese.

Quote (Wretch @ Jun 22 2017 10:34pm)

speaking of non-factual i could sit here and make judgments of domain names at face value all night, but i'm pretty sure jollygreenvegan.com is not the source of that information.

http://i.imgur.com/SkuvYJF.jpg

here's one from another site.

orange/blue/green is not a very complimentary combination of colors, though. lots of jpeg artifacts, a low-res image. i just can't grasp the merit of the information when i'm not pleased by the typeface used. they lost all credibility as soon as they chose Tahoma.

Quote (Wretch @ Jun 22 2017 08:58pm)

a lot. there's little charts all over the internet, many that are more in-depth than this one

http://i.imgur.com/j8yHy3m.jpg

some diabetics crave exclusively sweet foods when they have low blood glucose, that's an obvious one... however, a symptom of high blood glucose is hunger, completely counter intuitive, so there's that.

people say pregnancy cravings are an example of "intuitive eating" or whatever, others say it's a hormonal thing. that's probably worth looking into.

sugar's addictive, so a sweet craving might be more of a dopamine thing than a nutrition thing. apparently, so is cheese (i don't get this)

think about it, our bodies do incredible shit. i believe there's more specific mind/body communication beyond the simple hungry and thirsty signals.

Quote (PlatypusLover @ Jun 24 2017 01:35pm)

Thank you for this valuable resource

Quote (Lil_Gueto @ Jun 24 2017 12:17am)

Don't thank him for that crap lol

Quote (Wretch @ Jun 22 2017 08:58pm)

a lot. there's little charts all over the internet, many that are more in-depth than this one

http://i.imgur.com/j8yHy3m.jpg

some diabetics crave exclusively sweet foods when they have low blood glucose, that's an obvious one... however, a symptom of high blood glucose is hunger, completely counter intuitive, so there's that.

people say pregnancy cravings are an example of "intuitive eating" or whatever, others say it's a hormonal thing. that's probably worth looking into.

sugar's addictive, so a sweet craving might be more of a dopamine thing than a nutrition thing. apparently, so is cheese (i don't get this)

think about it, our bodies do incredible shit. i believe there's more specific mind/body communication beyond the simple hungry and thirsty signals.

Quote (PlatypusLover @ Jun 24 2017 06:56am)

Pathetic

This guy is providing all with valuable information from a reputable source and you have the audacity to criticize him?

You probably bite your mom's hand when she feeds you