Food science thread

[danezcou3]

Hey forum, simple question here; I want to know how much faster my body will digest food that i put in a mixer and make into a smoothie like thingy. I´m talking about oats, fruits, veggies, just whatever. How much faster will the food be digested, and does the fact that the food is practically a liquid now, affect how "full" my stomach will feel? And basically just what would eating much of my food like this imply? I´m just asking about the cons here.

I feel like its going to be something like this

-I drink the "smoothie" with whatever is in it
-I will become hungrier again much faster because my body digested it much faster
-Here my understanding of this whole process just gets lost in guesses about what this sort of dieting implies for me.

And yea, i acknowledge i may sound absolutely retarded.

[danezcou3]

bump for answer?

[germaine07]

You will most likely fell less satiety but this isn't the case for everybody.

Digestion rate doesn't necessarily influence hunger. If it contains fibre/protein/fat then it will take quite a long time to fully digest.

And why do you care about digestion rate?

[cumminslifter]

You will most likely fell less satiety but this isn't the case for everybody.

Digestion rate doesn't necessarily influence hunger. If it contains fibre/protein/fat then it will take quite a long time to fully digest.

And why do you care about digestion rate?

this^ also interested in why. do you not like to chew and enjoy foods?

[vimalancity]

Hey forum, simple question here; I want to know how much faster my body will digest food that i put in a mixer and make into a smoothie like thingy. I´m talking about oats, fruits, veggies, just whatever. How much faster will the food be digested, and does the fact that the food is practically a liquid now, affect how "full" my stomach will feel? And basically just what would eating much of my food like this imply? I´m just asking about the cons here.

I feel like its going to be something like this

-I drink the "smoothie" with whatever is in it
-I will become hungrier again much faster because my body digested it much faster
-Here my understanding of this whole process just gets lost in guesses about what this sort of dieting implies for me.

And yea, i acknowledge i may sound absolutely retarded.

It's easier to consume. Digestion makes no difference bro. 6-8 hours for all foods. And longer (depends on whether you ate before this meals as well)

[danezcou3]

Okay i´m pretty satisfied with these answers. The reason i´m asking all this is because i find that preparing food is boring, and i don´t really enjoy eating raw vegetables/fruits/oats..

And as for enjoying my food;

Its not like i´m going to buy a BicMac and make a hamburger smoothie out of it hahah