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We can play the blame game but we can't disregard the laws of thermodynamics. Too much energy intake and not enough expenditure means that energy goes somewher
by pollinaise 12y ago
We can play the blame game but we can't disregard the laws of thermodynamics.
Too much energy intake and not enough expenditure means that energy goes somewhere. We can examine the science and sociology of how it happens, but the only thing pieces like this accomplish is to make people feel better about their health issues and filled the coffers of snake oil salesmen.
Don't read the article and read the studies instead.
- lotsofmangos 12y agowe can't disregard the laws of thermodynamics. Given the less controllable tail end of the process creates a widely variable amount of flammable solids and gases, it isn't as though it is just the inputs you should be considering. I'm skinny and fairly sedentary and I know damn well that with a different set of genetics and the same behavior, then I would be fat. Also, seems that in terms of lifespan, I may be better off being a bit overweight than slightly under, really, the benefit seems mainly aesthetic for most people, which is a crap reason to guilt-trip a society.