Ciaran Forde (@fordeycee) 's Twitter Profile
Ciaran Forde

@fordeycee

Professor and Chair; Sensory Science and Eating Behaviour, Division of Human Nutrition and Health, Wageningen University

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Tamar Haspel (@tamarhaspel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another study showing an association between ultra-processed food consumption and diabetes. Except, if you read the fine print, it doesn't. Of course, no one reads the fine print so it's good! A cranky short 🧵 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The Clare Echo (@clareecho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

💛💙To get you in the mood for All-Ireland final day we present ‘Freed from Desire / We’re going to do it’. 📹: Mark Dunphy 🇺🇦Hon the Banner

Javier Gonzalez (@gonzalez_jt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What happens if people restrict either dietary #sugar or all carbohydrates (#ketogenic diet)? 🍝vs🍬vs🥓 Our latest 📝 assessed energy expenditure 🏃‍♀️, energy intake 🍽️ metabolism 🩸💪🏻 and other outcomes A 🧵 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.xcrm… #lowcarb #keto #diet #food

What happens if people restrict either dietary #sugar or all carbohydrates (#ketogenic diet)?

🍝vs🍬vs🥓

Our latest 📝 assessed energy expenditure 🏃‍♀️, energy intake 🍽️ metabolism 🩸💪🏻 and other outcomes

A 🧵 

🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.xcrm…

#lowcarb #keto #diet #food
Ciaran Forde (@fordeycee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are looking forward to host the 3rd edition of our Child Eating Behaviour Symposium in December - registration is free and the meeting is in person and online with a fantastic line-up of speakers. Follow the link below to register today! Wageningen Human Nutrition and Health @KatKellerLab PEACh Research Aston Wageningen U&R

Dana Small (@danamsmall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

People often say that ultra processed foods are engineered for plalatability. They are not. They are engineered for profit. We need to stop blaming palatability for the rise in obesity. The forces driving intake are varied, complex and often have nothing to do with pleasure.

Angry Chef (@one_angry_chef) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here's an Angry Chef blog post about smug-faced children's TV presenters talking about food science and UPFs. the-angry-chef.com/blog/tsot3ikgb…

Angry Chef (@one_angry_chef) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here's an Angry Chef blog post about obesity statistics and why we shouldn't obsess about what happened in the late 1970s. the-angry-chef.com/blog/n12i1k0x7…

Dr Anna Borek (@pl4ntbased) 's Twitter Profile Photo

👁️📜 A recent study manipulating energy density & eating rate of ultra-processed ham sandwiches found that both factors can moderate overall energy intake. Of the two, energy density had the stronger influence on how much energy participants consumed – unsurprising, as numerous

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A recent study manipulating energy density & eating rate of ultra-processed ham sandwiches found that both factors can moderate overall energy intake.

Of the two, energy density had the stronger influence on how much energy participants consumed – unsurprising, as numerous
Marijn Raeven (@marijn3d) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interesting study that highlight how important energy density and eating rate are. Focusing on energy density and eating rate instead of level of processing could be a huge win for public health. Nice work Ciaran Forde and team.

Interesting study that highlight how important energy density and eating rate are.

Focusing on energy density and eating rate instead of level of processing could be a huge win for public health.

Nice work <a href="/fordeycee/">Ciaran Forde</a> and team.