However, Lona Sandon, an assistant professor of clinical nutrition at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, cautioned that the study might implicitly over-emphasize the benefits of protein.
"There's definitely research out there that protein does help us to feel satisfied with what we've eaten, on a smaller amount of food," she said. "But it's not as simple as that, because there's also certain carbohydrates -- particularly high-in-fiber-type carbohydrates, like whole wheat, bran, fruits and vegetables -- that will do that equally, if not better, than protein. So, there's this misconception that we need to eat all this protein."
"Protein is just one piece of the puzzle," she advised. "And the bottom line is we need to consider more than protein when controlling appetite."
Related:
Soy what?, Rice Valley, It affects urbanites, too, More
- Soy what?
Sausage! Bacon! How can I resist these savory treats?
- Rice Valley
Rice Valley is shiny and large.
- It affects urbanites, too
Ninety-eight cents a meal ain’t much.
- Healthy competition
When I first got into health food, I shopped for food at a small, groovy store in the East Village of Manhattan.
- Bodies: Bobby Jones
- Brown Cow yogurt
Somehow life has become so rushed that we not only grab cereal bars as we jet out the door in the morning, but we’re excited that Kellogg’s is now graciously including in them a layer of “milk,” lest we miss our recommended daily dose of calcium.
- No fat? No way
Our long national nightmare of low-fat malarkey is over.
- Mangia Pizza
Mangia channels a little bit of Naples with a thin crust and simple sauce of San Marzano tomatoes, but it doesn’t hew to the canon the way Gran Gusto does.
- Flat Breads Café
Moderately health-conscious Boston College students, staff, and faculty know Flat Breads Café is the perfect place for cheap and nutritious wraps (and even a bit of entertainment, as you watch your delicacy get made). Now you know too.
- Every conceivable food
You are what you eat. So, as it turns out, is the theoretical baby that you may or may not conceive in the near future.
- Keep yourself alive
I’ll admit that my college years weren’t my healthiest.
- Less

Topics:
Restaurant Reviews
, Health and Fitness, Diet and Nutrition, Healthy Eating, More
, Health and Fitness, Diet and Nutrition, Healthy Eating, Weight Loss, Less