Why Are French Fries So Addictive?
Today we're going to talk about why french fries are so addictive, especially if you eat them at fast food, so what do you have in french fries
We have the potato and we are not talking about a thief, we are talking about a baked potato, and when you cook a potato a starch, these carbohydrates are broken down into sugar and then they will create a huge spike in your insulin, so if we have potato, we have vegetable oil that now sounds very very healthy, it is corn or canola, maybe the cotton seed is no longer peanut oil mainly corn or canola; Of course, these two products are GMO, which means they have traces of glyphosate which is a herbicide. It is not known how often this oil is used over and over again with the natural aroma of beef containing wheat and milk derivatives, so we have dextrose which is a synthetic sugar made from more corn. we have salt and we are not talking about sea salt, we are talking about sodium chloride, two minerals instead of eighty-four, citric acid TBHQ as a preservative, and then another chemical to preserve color. There is now an interesting book on potatoes with depression relief, not Prozac because the effect of potatoes on your mood now potatoes can affect your mood, but they also come with a package they will increase l insulin because they are quite high on the glycemic index and the shape of the table that most people consume is not very healthy if you were to consume a raw potato, I don't think that would be a problem, but of course try to consume a raw potato that is not very appetizing. Here's the big problem when consuming a roast with all these different things in you. You want to stimulate the neurotransmitters in your brain, specifically, a center in the brain called nucleus accumbens. This small nerve bundle is the center of the brain involved in addiction, and a person using cracks, cocaine or any of the drugs, its effect is created by nucleus accumbens, so that nucleus accumbens increases the dopamine concentration in serotonin in serotonin. These two neurotransmitters are therefore pleasure drugs. Direct pleasure effect is actually that your body creates pleasure through the substance that triggers it well when consuming sugar or refined carbohydrates, especially french fries, you will definitely trigger this nucleus accumbens and increase dopamine and that is why it creates such a nice addition, and of course, When eating french fries, add ketchup to the right. We add another four grams of sugar per tablespoon. This will only exaggerate the effect of what it does on the blood sugar, and what I'm talking about is when you take a starch and combine it with a fat and sugar and you heat up you create it 'called glycation and glycation is essentially the bond of a sugar molecule to a sugar molecule or a sugar molecule with a protein, which reduces the elasticity of your arteries in the veins and sinks it. prevents certain connections in the brain, it creates sticky proteins in the body that accelerate the aging process, you will also feel a lot of bloating, because when you eat this and of course most don't just make french fries, they eat a burger meat when you combine it with protein, of course , bread, not to mention the coke and ketchup that you are going to create a huge amount of bloating iv that is around the gallbladder and ends up between the pancreas and small intestine, so you will have a lot of pressure in this area and over time if you continue with that, you will have scar tissue and cause bile problems related to your bile and digestion, not to mention a touch of insulin, so you will have a lot of inflammation, not just in your digestive system and joints, and That being said, I know that most people will not be perfect with your diet. This video primarily raises awareness of the combinations of these different things that are fries and the effects it can create on the body, so maybe in the future, you may not have the quantities of fried or that you don't use them as often or eat french fries, you may not need to add ket
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