No, it's a FACT that overweight and obese people have more health issues that normal weight healthy people and thus incur higher expenses that in turns causes premiums to increase.
You may want to do a bit more research on that.
No, it's a FACT that overweight and obese people have more health issues that normal weight healthy people and thus incur higher expenses that in turns causes premiums to increase.
Fair enough. But I don't know about their impact on insulin response and fuel partitioning, though, if there is any.Not quite. The feed is different as is the use of antibiotics and hormones.
To be fair, I have to ask why you think he's wrong on that. Overweight and obesity are terrible hits to health, and the fat do have more health issues, across a broad (no pun) spectrum.You may want to do a bit more research on that.
You may want to do a bit more research on that.
Yes, the composition of today's carbs is different.
Twinkie diet helps nutrition professor lose 27 pounds - CNN ...
www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/11/08/twinkie.diet.professor/
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Nov 8, 2010 - His premise: That in weight loss, pure calorie counting is what matters

Fair enough. But I don't know about their impact on insulin response and fuel partitioning, though, if there is any.
Geezus you're full of shit, Rectum.The metabolic makeup of the mother is passed on to the child. It's not exercise, it's bad food. Thinking you can exercise your way out of bad diet is yesterday's thinking.