I understand about a Peat diet being satisfying
in the sense that one does not find oneself distracted/tormented
by incessant thoughts of foods one is craving.
I've found that to be true in my own experience of a Peat diet.
On the other hand,
if I am not freshly stuffed with my 4th pint of 1% milk,
and I am walking by a pizzeria
and see a steaming pepperoni pie...
...I want it.
Furthermore,
I don't want to rake the cheese/sauce/etc off of the wheat crust,
pick out the pepperonis,
and eat just the cheese (which would be Peatian).
Now, I don't eat the pizza.
I'm just honestly representing what my desires are
after 2 years of Peating.
My guess is that 99% of the people I know
would share that desire.
Of course, none of those folks are Peatians that I know of.
But my honest speculation is
that you take those non-Peatians,
you somehow get them to eat a strict Peat diet for 2 years,
you then walk them by that pizzeria...
...they Want to eat that pizza.
(This is in no way meant to discredit the benefits of a Peat diet. )
in the sense that one does not find oneself distracted/tormented
by incessant thoughts of foods one is craving.
I've found that to be true in my own experience of a Peat diet.
On the other hand,
if I am not freshly stuffed with my 4th pint of 1% milk,
and I am walking by a pizzeria
and see a steaming pepperoni pie...
...I want it.
Furthermore,
I don't want to rake the cheese/sauce/etc off of the wheat crust,
pick out the pepperonis,
and eat just the cheese (which would be Peatian).
Now, I don't eat the pizza.
I'm just honestly representing what my desires are
after 2 years of Peating.
My guess is that 99% of the people I know
would share that desire.
Of course, none of those folks are Peatians that I know of.
But my honest speculation is
that you take those non-Peatians,
you somehow get them to eat a strict Peat diet for 2 years,
you then walk them by that pizzeria...
...they Want to eat that pizza.
(This is in no way meant to discredit the benefits of a Peat diet. )