> Nonetheless, it seems improbable that too many calories in and too few calories out are the cause of modern obesity. the post itself talks about change in ca

> Nonetheless, it seems improbable that too many calories in and too few calories out are the cause of modern obesity. the post itself talks about change in caloric intake and potential decrease in metabolism. a decrease in necessary calories doesn’t change the math, just one of the variables. seems like it still works to simplify to calories in and calories out, just don’t assume the numbers you’re handed are right. you can always measure your changes. are there more layers to this? of course.