Yes, all those people in concentration camps just had high metabolisms and we're not being starved by the Nazis.
And all the obese Americans eating pizza and fast food regularly just have hormone issues.
And all the obese Americans eating pizza and fast food regularly just have hormone issues.
Why, in a conversation about how valuable metrics are for tracking health, were you so moved as to necessitate using the Holocaust as an example? Do you think that was an appropriate comparison?
Does what I said make you angry? Is it important to you to shock me, to grab my attention at any cost, in order to make your point? Is this how you would respond to someone you perceive being wrong about other points, or is it specific to this topic?
I'm genuinely curious to hear your answers
Is it possible that someone who regularly eats 4000 calories of pizza and fast food in a day would gain less weight than someone who eats 800 calories of bread in a day?