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To be credible, you should not try to dispute the simple truth that derives from conservation of mass and conservation of energy. Cal in = cal out; however, I d
by carbocation 17y ago
To be credible, you should not try to dispute the simple truth that derives from conservation of mass and conservation of energy. Cal in = cal out; however, I do agree that our bodies are wired in such a way that particular substances trigger 'calories in' without a concomitant immediate increase in 'calories out', thus leading to increased weight and a new homeostatic baseline. This is not merely a pedantic point: it is the difference between making a credible statement about human nutrition and looking like someone who rejects chemistry.
- pohl 17y agoIt's worth noting again that this should reflect on the credibility of the submitter who chose the headline, not on the original presentation - which makes a different point entirely.
- carbocation 17y agoYes, I do not have a problem with the content of the video at all. In med school, we are already being taught the evils of fructose, so this well-done presentation is actually in line with what we are taught now.