Thanks for the commentary. It is true that MD has an alternative way of looking at things, which doesn't help when I come up with a lame excuse for something I screwed up.
I agree about the set point issue. Genes can't change that quickly, so the photos from 50 years ago tell us something has happened environmentally to drive the massive increase in obesity.
Thanks for the commentary. It is true that MD has an alternative way of looking at things, which doesn't help when I come up with a lame excuse for something I screwed up.
I agree about the set point issue. Genes can't change that quickly, so the photos from 50 years ago tell us something has happened environmentally to drive the massive increase in obesity.
Thanks for the commentary. It is true that MD has an alternative way of looking at things, which doesn't help when I come up with a lame excuse for something I screwed up.
I agree about the set point issue. Genes can't change that quickly, so the photos from 50 years ago tell us something has happened environmentally to drive the massive increase in obesity.
You and MD are a good team. It could be that there are epigenetic set points. The Dutch Hunger Winter (44–45) illustrates that; again, environmental.