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by makeitdouble
622 days ago
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> It's rare for people who are physically active, and have a balanced diet, to suffer from obesity. Looking at it from the other angle: can obese people be active and have a balanced diet ? The answer is yes. In particular you can be obese and maintain your BMI at the same level while being fairly active and not overeating, that happens a lot with people gaining weight and reacting to it, but without going down. From the pool of people physically active and with a balanced diet, what's the split of obesity is a question I don't have the answer to, but the lifestyle part doesn't look like a good differenciator to me if we're solely focusing on current obesity. PS:if you eat a LOT more without gaining much weight, imagine eating a LOT less and see very little change. |
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