Post by ECM on Nov 18, 2011 23:27:34 GMT -5
But, man, was it close shave because SCIENCE! was on the case:
Normal weight adults, including those who had lost a lot of weight and kept it off, ate more often than overweight people in a new study looking at factors that may help in preventing weight gain.
Researchers following about 250 people for a year found that overweight individuals ate fewer snacks in addition to meals than people in the normal body weight range, but the overweight still took in more calories and they were less active over the course of the day.
No kidding! You mean that if your intake exceeds your output, you get fat? Thank God science is on the case!
Read the rest of the article for all sorta of other 'surprising' findings, that seem to mystify the researches who, coincidentally, are drumming up some fresh grant money to continue their ground-breaking research into the laws of chemistry and physics solved nearly...200 years ago.
Normal weight adults, including those who had lost a lot of weight and kept it off, ate more often than overweight people in a new study looking at factors that may help in preventing weight gain.
Researchers following about 250 people for a year found that overweight individuals ate fewer snacks in addition to meals than people in the normal body weight range, but the overweight still took in more calories and they were less active over the course of the day.
No kidding! You mean that if your intake exceeds your output, you get fat? Thank God science is on the case!
Read the rest of the article for all sorta of other 'surprising' findings, that seem to mystify the researches who, coincidentally, are drumming up some fresh grant money to continue their ground-breaking research into the laws of chemistry and physics solved nearly...200 years ago.