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Study shows pizza is eaten faster than chopstick-based meals

Last updated: May 22, 2025 8:34 am
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Eating habits play a significant role in our overall health, especially when it comes to obesity and related health risks. A recent study conducted by scientists at Fujita Health University shed light on how the type of food we consume affects our eating speed more than the sequence in which we eat them.

The study, published in the journal Nutrients, involved 41 adult participants who were asked to consume three different meals over a 12-week period. The first meal was a slice of microwave-prepared pizza eaten by hand, while the second and third meals were hamburger steak bentos with broccoli and rice, with participants instructed to eat the vegetables first in one instance and last in the other.

The results revealed that meals served in individual portions and eaten with utensils led to longer meal durations, more chews, and faster chewing tempo compared to fast food, regardless of whether vegetables were eaten first or last. Bento-style meals resulted in significantly longer eating durations, higher numbers of chews, and faster chewing tempos compared to pizza.

Interestingly, the sequence in which vegetables were consumed did not significantly affect meal duration, suggesting that the type of meal and the tools used for eating play a more significant role in influencing eating behavior. This finding has implications for dietary counseling and obesity prevention, highlighting the importance of structural meal composition and meal tools in influencing eating habits.

The study’s practical applications include recommending bento-style meals over fast food to support behavioral interventions aimed at slowing eating and promoting healthier eating habits. By understanding how meal types can impact eating speed, we can potentially address overconsumption and metabolic health more effectively without solely relying on willpower or specific sequencing advice.

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In conclusion, the research conducted by Fujita Health University provides valuable insights into the relationship between meal type, eating speed, and overall eating behavior. By making informed choices about the types of meals we consume and the way we eat them, we can take proactive steps towards improving our dietary habits and overall health.

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