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Is there some evidence that humans really react that differently all else being equal? Literally anything that can affect our bodies might be a confounding fac
by cgriswald 5y ago
Is there some evidence that humans really react that differently all else being equal?
Literally anything that can affect our bodies might be a confounding factor: sleep; water intake; type, frequency, duration, and difficulty of exercise; sunlight exposure; climate (average temperature, humidity, temperature swings, atmospheric salinity); elevation; latitude, etc...
- carom 5y agoCeliac, lactose intolerance, fructose malabsorption, migraines... there are plenty of variations that cause people to handle foods differently.