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Fat substitutes may actually lead to weight gain

the body may, when anticipating fatty or sweet foods, get primed for a big dose of calories. When those calories aren’t delivered, the body feels cheated and compensates by overeating, trying to achieve the sensation it expected to get from eating the delicious, high-calorie food it expected in the first place.

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