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| pbs, science magazines, essential fatty acids in human, fact sheets, clot blood, malignancy, plump nudes , insulin, pensions, evolution, overweight americans, freedom, girlfriend, plump and busty 2 , monounsaturated, miss plump , healthy diets, federalism, metabolism, free market, | the tongue has taste receptors for fat, which might explain why we like fried foods. Conventionally, experts have thought that the tongue detects five tastes - sweet, big girls salty, sour, bitter and umami taste for protein rich foods. But tests on rodents showed a receptor on the tongue tastes fat - it is not known if it is big girls the same for humans. The work by French researchers from the University of Burgundy appears in the Journal of Clinical Investigation. Taste for fat Investigator Philippe Besnard and his team believe the CD36 receptors that they found were important for evolutionary big girls reasons - to ensure animals ate a high energy diet when foods were scarce. But in the current Western climate, where food is in abundance and about 40% of the energy we consume comes from fat, this may be a disadvantage for the waistline if the same receptor is present in humans. |
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