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A lot of the article seems to be drawn from her personal testimony - even goes as far to admit that scientific evidence for what she's saying is quite thin on t
by kristianc 11y ago
A lot of the article seems to be drawn from her personal testimony - even goes as far to admit that scientific evidence for what she's saying is quite thin on the ground.
That testimony is quite shaky. At one point in the article she talks about how he was eating 800 calories a day, and mysteriously put the weight back on.
Five paragraphs later she talks a separate incidence when he again managed to lose weight, but put the weight on again after binge eating at 3am, describing this as a 'natural response.'
Also, much much harder for women to lose weight than men.