somebody offers you $3,500 to finish everything on this tray in 90 minutes. could/would you do it? ![]()
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4@lain I could still finish that in under 15 lfmao
From a basic mother view of bodies we know parts stretch or contract based on daily use.. the stretching of everything from skin to tendons that give a gymnast the flexibility to bend into pretzels or inactive body with ligaments so tight they can't touch their toes.. tummies grow from babies who are full on a few ounces into adult size containers based on how much goes in so no doubt in my mind the stomach can be stretched over time to fit more with over eating than what subsistence diet has as maximum size.. this is often conflated to an issue of hunger that is influenced by additives in processed foods and genuine lack of nutrients both manifesting in mental reactions that junk food ads work hard to trigger with images that turn viewers into consumers.. fighting for fitness on all fronts!
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1@PamelaDrew I find it genuinely hard to watch television (the few times I visit people who do) with all the fast food ads. Maybe I'm more "triggered" by them these days but it feels like every second ad is for some slop.
I wouldn't be surprised if you could reduce "food noise" more efficiently than GLP1s by just cutting cable.