Ability to taste fat linked to weight gain

Written By Unknown on Senin, 26 Mei 2014 | 11.25

PEOPLE who are insensitive to the taste of fat are at increased risk of overeating and gaining weight, Australian researchers say.

This is because they feel less full than fat-sensitive people and so are likely to eat bigger meals, the Deakin University researchers say.

They monitored how much people ate at a lunch buffet after eating a high-fat breakfast.

The study, published in the journal Appetite, follows a previous Deakin study that shows fat is part of the tongue's taste range, along with sweet, salty, sour and other attributes.

"These results suggest the ability to taste fat is linked with the fullness experienced from fat," said Deakin Professor Russell Keast.

Fatty food was associated with people being overweight or obese, and it was becoming clear that the ability to taste fat was a factor, he said.

"Some people have a high sensitivity to the taste of fat and are likely to eat less fatty foods," he said.

"Others are less sensitive and cannot taste fat, and are more likely to overeat fatty foods."


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