I don't believe that. I think it's more like 15 to 20%
it isnt, most people legitimately eat too much
I don't believe that. I think it's more like 15 to 20%
Well, the two are interrelated. If everyones bodies could handle eating the macros and calories we do there would be no obesity problem would there? I know a couple people who can eat all day and not gain an ounce of fat. How would they do in environments with less resources if they couldnt store that energy as well as others though?
food for thought.
bruh don't use pseudo evolutionary theory to try to prove a dumb ass point.
I could easily say that Perhaps those who were able to survive on the least amount of calories and whose bodies were able to metaboolize small amount of calories in the most efficient way,s thus making them skinny, would be the ones who would surviving the awfulness of the slave trade shipping routes as opposed to weight gainers who tend to consume excess amount of calories that aren't available on a slave ship.
I could also say that people who need less calories have more efficient bodies which will more likely store the excess energy.
Person X needs 1800 to survive person y 2200.
Person X eats 2200, and has 400 cals for an emergency. Person y eats 2200 cals and has nothing left for a rainy day.
Who's more likely to survive a long journey at sea? a Person equipped with long-term energy stores (fat) or a skinny person with only muscle, which will probably be cannibalized by his own body?
Americans overall have been getting fatter AND shorter overtime. Something else is happening that we aren't really thinking about along with the increased inactivity and high food consumption. I would figure people should get taller with increased food consumption not shorter. So there's a missing piece of the puzzle.
it isnt, most people legitimately eat too much
Well I mean places like 23andme.com have the data and they know the genes that influence weight. They should do study
Well I mean places like 23andme.com have the data and they know the genes that influence weight. They should do study
between american's having a plethora of food to choose from that other countries dont and ease of access
its not hard to see why america has a gluttony problem
this isnt rocket science, and thyroid disorders are very uncommon
its a matter of living to eat vs eating to live
exactly what is this "bodytype"
you do know the "somatotypes" are fake right? they were made by a psychologist not anyone in kinesiology
theres nothing elite about simple eating habits
, on average, genotype at the FTO gene accounts for about 6.6 pounds of difference in weight, and therefore affects your risk of obesity.
deep-seated psychological need to be fat
what a bullshyt study
as i read this im more and more ashamed of todays journalism, theres such a lack of information its disgusting.
anyways, 6 pounds is nothing. Im a testament to what weight loss really is
you dont simply crash course diet with someone and expect them to just stay normal after the fact going back to their horrendous diets they had before hand. You cant just tell someone who is active and struggles to put down food as is to permanently eat 10,000 cals a day after the fact
the study was skewed from the start and its horribly old at that, youre gonna have to get something more credible
and yes you can very much apply a broad prescription because most people simply dont know what responsible eating is. I was 220 lbs and flabby and sick months ago eating fast food regularly, i am 152lbs now still eating fast food
what changed? calorie amounts.
and thats it, and 90% of american's pay zero attention to it. The FDA has known the truth for years but for the sake of the fitness industry the lies are allowed to spread and make these heavy people believe its their genes when they dont get routine physicals they dont count their calories, and they arent active either
youre making excuses for them as i said earlier.