Overweight? Maybe You Really Can Blame Your Metabolism
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The article says this genetic mutation (which is rare) only makes a difference of 10-15%. We're not talking about having to eat half as much while exercising twice as much. For me it would be the difference between 1900 calories per day (which is what I eat now) and eating 1600-1700.0
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I'm sorry...you make too much sense. Therefore, you have been banned from the message boards.Apparently this genetic mutation has only shown up in the last 30 years and only in wealthy cultures? I suppose that is possible, but that is a crazy fast mutation. Usually evolutionary changes take tens of thousands of years, not 30.
I smell a diet drug marketing opportunity coming.0
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