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7/12/2025, 6:34:35 PM
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>So it would logically make sense that it's digested faster.
No, it wouldn't. You clearly have no idea how digestion works.
In order for food to be properly digested it needs to have its natural enzymes in order to break down easily.
Using any kind of heat to process it destroys these enzymes and makes any food much harder to digest.
This is something that has been scientifically demonstrated for decades and can be easily replicated at home.
Anyone who's had raw eggs, cooked eggs, and hard-boiled eggs knows first hand that the more you cook a food, the harder it is to digest and the more digestive issues it will cause.
>So it would logically make sense that it's digested faster.
No, it wouldn't. You clearly have no idea how digestion works.
In order for food to be properly digested it needs to have its natural enzymes in order to break down easily.
Using any kind of heat to process it destroys these enzymes and makes any food much harder to digest.
This is something that has been scientifically demonstrated for decades and can be easily replicated at home.
Anyone who's had raw eggs, cooked eggs, and hard-boiled eggs knows first hand that the more you cook a food, the harder it is to digest and the more digestive issues it will cause.
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