Always Have Room For Dessert

Back when clubbing a mammoth was the culinary equivalent of glazing a ham it was in our best interests to eat a variety of foods.

Always have room for dessert.

In reality it is the dessert effect or sensory specific satiety. And this phenomenon does not just happen with savory or salty foods. Commonly known as dessert stomach our incredible ability to find space for mince pies chocolates and that slice of pav is actually an evolutionary. But that s not the only reason why there s always room for dessert.

Why you always seem to have room for dessert there s a scientific reason behind your second stomach by madeline marshall dec 2 2019 5 00pm est. Here s a scientific explanation for the phenomenon some people call the dessert stomach. So there s a scientific reason why we always have room for dessert dessert stomach is a real miraculous diet ruining thing. The sensory specific satiety explains why we always seem to have room for dessert even when we feel completely full from the main course.

For all the various plates of food that parade past the holiday table it can add up to sensory specific satiety defined as a. Why you always have room for dessert no matter how stuffed you are after the main course you always have room for a little dessert. Commonly known as dessert stomach our incredible ability to find space for mince pies chocolates and that slice of pav is actually an evolutionary advantage. By cynthia sass mph rd.

Here s why it feels like you always have room for dessert plus three smart strategies for enjoying dessert without wrecking your healthy diet. Some people say there s always room for dessert this ability to eat a sweet finisher even after you feel sated from a meal is colloquially termed the dessert stomach.