Fat is far more
satiating than carbs, so if you have cut down on carbs and feel ravenous, thinking you «can't do without the carbs,» remember this is a sign that you haven't replaced them with sufficient amounts of fat.
Fat is far more
satiating than carbs, so if you have cut down on carbs and still feel ravenous, it's a sign that you have not replaced them with sufficient amounts of healthy fat.
It makes you feel more
satiated than carbs, so you feel fuller with less food.
Not exact matches
Protein is much more
satiating than both fat and
carbs.
This diet is all about eating more fats
than both protein and
carbs which keeps you
satiated throughout the day.
And because the body digests the fat more slowly
than the
carbs, this diet will have a more
satiating effect and keep you fuller for a longer period of time, not to mention provide you with a source of steady energy levels which will power you through a workout session or a long run.
Protein is much more
satiating than both fat and
carbs.
Additionally, protein is
satiating, even more satisfying
than fat or
carbs, so if you're skimping on it, you're missing out on that full, satisfied feeling your body enjoys while the digestive system does its thing.
It is even more
satiating than fat or
carbs, and it can boost your metabolic rate while lowering your appetite.
Protein is more
satiating (filling / satisfying)
than both fat and
carbs and should be a part of every meal or snack.
Several studies show similar results: low
carb, because it restricts such a major component of diet, and possibly because protein is
satiating, does tend to produce greater weight loss
than low fat.
Maybe it's been less time
than that, but you're not feeling
satiated from the meal you ate — this is especially common if your meal didn't have much in the way of protein or complex
carbs on offer.
Protein tends to be the most
satiating macronutrient (more
than either fat or
carbs), so eating more protein will probably take care of your hunger.