Notice that it does stress EXERCISE. So, for those who think getting a shot is going to solve the problem, think again! Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...immune-available-two-years.html#ixzz33rTgvlbW
Dat's why Uncle Ferd has Granny shovel the snow - to keep her weight down... America Has a Weight Problem, But Were Working on it January 6th, 2015 ~ Many Americans kicked off 2015 with a pledge to lose weight over the next 12 months and U.S. obesity statistics suggest thats a worthy goal for residents in every U.S. state.
I didn't read taht at all. I read it to say that this hormone is produced by exercise, but that they got the same effect when they injected it into rats without extra exercise.
They redefined obesity in 1997 (instantly making some people overweight or obese who were considered normal or overweight), which is part of the reason for the big change. If they had started the stats after redefinition, I'd be less suspicious of them.
Stands to reason a larger body would require more anesthetic... Drug under-dosing: New study may explain why obese patients more likely to wake up during surgery Wednesday 17th May, 2017 - The woman regained consciousness just as surgery was starting. She could see a canopy of lights overhead, and feel something pushed inside her mouth. Then, a tugging, searing pain, as if animals, as she would later describe it, were biting into her flesh. She tried to yell out, but couldn’t speak or move.
Slimming down the Hispanic community... Community Experiment to Reduce Obesity Among Latinos Promotes Healthier Habits October 31, 2017 — The luncheon special has brought a crowd into El Puente de Oro, a Salvadoran restaurant in Langley Park, Maryland. Owner and chef, Ciro Castro, has put together a meal with a large plate of chicken, beans and rice, salad, and a bottle of water. “The plate that costs $10, for them costs only $5,” he says.
Obesity Robs the Tongue of Taste Buds - in Mice... Study: Obesity Robs the Tongue of Taste Buds in Mice March 20, 2018 - Packing on pounds seems to dull people's sense of taste, and puzzled researchers turned to mice to figure out why: Obesity, they found, can rob the tongue of taste buds.