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That's an interesting question, but I guess I don't understand the point of the distinction? If you're just pointing it out, ya, I think that's an interesting q
by darawk 9y ago
That's an interesting question, but I guess I don't understand the point of the distinction? If you're just pointing it out, ya, I think that's an interesting question to consider. But for practical purposes i'm not sure there's a difference.
- QAPereo 9y agoA diet full of starches and sugar, a diet of almost only fat and meat, and a diet of mostly the two combined could all lead to obesity. Are they equally likely to lead to diabetes? Is it obesity, or a correlation between obesity and drinking your own weight in Coke every week that is the highest risk factor?
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- maccard 9y agoWith a sample of n=1 I have close family member who developed diabetes with a perfectly “healthy” diet, just out of control portion sizes. Since losing weight, they’re “cured”.