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"This is impossible. It says absolutely nothing about calories. Calories
are the only factor that influences weight gain and weight loss. This goes
against everthing we know about obesity and the laws of thermodynamics."
Every time you assert something about the topic of calories you end up
with another hole in your foot, you still don't grasp the basics of the
science involved. The article doesn't bother to review what is basic and
assumed knowledge generally at hand. Hormones are part of the feedback
and feedforward system by which the body in part allows various organs to
communicate. In the subject of the article one of these is identified,ie.
as we eat its level changes which signals the brain that we have eaten
enough.
When this happens within the normal parameter of calories consumed there
is no weight gain from excess calories being stored. In some people the
hormone signaling is out of wack and the "enough" signal either comes too
late or at a level that is not effective to easily stop caloric intake.
This is not the only hormone with this effect and various nutrients are
better at evoking them in appetite control even to the point of even
feeling hungary in the first place.
are the only factor that influences weight gain and weight loss. This goes
against everthing we know about obesity and the laws of thermodynamics."
Every time you assert something about the topic of calories you end up
with another hole in your foot, you still don't grasp the basics of the
science involved. The article doesn't bother to review what is basic and
assumed knowledge generally at hand. Hormones are part of the feedback
and feedforward system by which the body in part allows various organs to
communicate. In the subject of the article one of these is identified,ie.
as we eat its level changes which signals the brain that we have eaten
enough.
When this happens within the normal parameter of calories consumed there
is no weight gain from excess calories being stored. In some people the
hormone signaling is out of wack and the "enough" signal either comes too
late or at a level that is not effective to easily stop caloric intake.
This is not the only hormone with this effect and various nutrients are
better at evoking them in appetite control even to the point of even
feeling hungary in the first place.