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For obesity, 2 is wrong, and the study does explicitly mention "the SO + CO diet caused more weight gain over the 16-week study than the other HFD" Plenish jus
by simonsarris 5y ago
For obesity, 2 is wrong, and the study does explicitly mention "the SO + CO diet caused more weight gain over the 16-week study than the other HFD"
Plenish just has less LA, not zero, and they were trying to rule it out from a few genetic expressions they were looking at, not obesity.
- crowbahr 5y agoObesity is always a case of calories in vs calories out. Were they controlling an exact caloric difference? Also: This is on male mice, which experience topor, which means they can dial their metabolisms way back. Human metabolism just doesn't work like that. Studies have consistently shown that metabolism is pretty constant across the gamut of humans based on muscle mass, activity, and weight.