Why 400 Calories of Vegetables Fill You Up More Than Oil or Chicken #3254008 (License: Personal Use)

This visual compares three 400-calorie portions inside stylized stomachs: a small pool of oil (high energy density), a modest piece of chicken (moderate density), and a large volume of colorful vegetables (low energy density). The illustration emphasizes how food composition affects satiety and portion size, supporting mindful eating and weight management strategies.

Used on nutrition education pages, dietitian blogs, or health apps to explain energy density and promote vegetable-rich diets; matches user intent seeking practical weight-loss or healthy-eating insights.