Question

1. choose true or false. if false, choose the answer with the statement rewritten to mak true. low - sugar meals can make one feel less full or have less satiety. true false; the amount of sugar in a meal does not affect satiety. false; high - sugar meals can make one feel less full or have less satiety.

Explanation:

High - sugar meals are digested quickly, leading to a rapid rise and fall in blood sugar levels. This can cause one to feel less full or have less satiety soon after eating. Low - sugar meals, especially those with complex carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and healthy fats, are digested more slowly and provide more sustained satiety.

Answer:

False; High - sugar meals can make one feel less full or have less satiety.