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Supa Dexta

Posted 6/14/2023 06:18 (#10269877 - in reply to #10269671)
Subject: RE: Gary Taubes - The History of a Very Bad Idea: Energy Balance, Fat Shaming & the Science of Obesi

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I'm convinced people that who spend more time doing serious mental computing expend much more energy as well. No different then a high spec'd computer burning thru energy / producing heat.

So humans left to over eating, under exercising, and not using their brain are severely in a calorie excess. Anyone who finds themselves in a serious run of mental activity knows how much more tired they feel at the end of the day.

Edited by Supa Dexta 6/14/2023 06:20

Gary Taubes - The History of a Very Bad Idea: Energy Balance, Fat Shaming & the Science of Obesity - John Burns : 6/13/2023 22:12
- RE: Gary Taubes - The History of a Very Bad Idea: Energy Balance, Fat Shaming & the Science of Obesi - Supa Dexta : 6/14/2023 06:18
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