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very interesting findings. I guess root cause analysis is required before any real solutions can be crafted - what changed in social behaviour / nutritional env
by hunglee2 4y ago
very interesting findings. I guess root cause analysis is required before any real solutions can be crafted - what changed in social behaviour / nutritional environment which coincided with such dramatic weight gain - and work hard at changing those factors. The availability of cheap, refined, adulterated processed foods has got to be a potential starting point
- amalgamated_inc 4y ago> The availability of cheap, refined, adulterated processed foods has got to be a potential starting point Then why doesn't the Paleo diet help a vast number of people lose weight? (It does help with some other problems, but does not seem to be a panacea for fat loss, if it helps at all.)