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Old 11-05-2007, 06:45 PM   #31  
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Originally Posted by Spinymouse View Post
Well, when something piques my interest I have to investigate. So I am interested in whether we evolved to eat quickly, and I don't know, but, I have searched for info on other primates (chimpanzees and gorillas) and from what I can find so far, they seem to be described as eating slowly.
I don't know if we evolved to eat quickly, but we certainly evolved to eat as much as we could find. I'm a very slow eater, but I still knowingly eat past the point of satiety quite often. Right now for instance I'm stuffed and considering that apple pie in the fridge....

One thing I will say for being a slow eater--I'm VERY attuned to my satiety. I know exactly when I've had enough. However, knowing is only half the battle. Like I said, I knowingly and willingly continue to eat even when I'm full. That's biology. The fact of the matter is, our bodies don't know that this isn't our last meal for a very long time.

Wait, I've got it! Our bodies are built to endure famine, and that's what our trouble is. So let's create a famine! lololol.

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