The human body is like a soymilk machine. There are only two situations when there are too many beans in the soymilk machine. One is to wear the soymilk machine and reduce the work efficiency; The second is collapse. So is the human body. Eating too much will increase the burden on the body's stomach and cause physical discomfort. When we feel unwell, the doctor always tells us to eat less and more meals, and try to eat light food, that is, food with less sugar, less salt, less oil and less spicy. This kind of food can keep the nutrients of the food to a greater extent, and the body can absorb various nutrients in the food more easily. The doctor's advice is very reasonable.
Another way to say seven points full is to eat slowly. The two achieve the same effect: moderate rather than excessive restriction of food intake. Note that this is not the same as energy restriction. The so-called seven-point satiety is not to change the 2,000 calories that should be consumed into 1.400 calories. Eating seven points full is an intuition to prevent overeating. In other words, don't eat too much, it's 2800 calories.