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Rich or poor the number of Obese Americans is increasingly alarmingly. What is the best way to get them back down to normal weight? Taxes? Treatment? Or, a combination of the two?
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david wayne osedach
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September 29, 2009
Obesity & Complications of Diverticulosis & Incontinence
Health Report: Obesity and the Complications of Diverticulosis (Diverticulitis & Bleeding) Obesity, Weight Loss & Urinary Incontinence ''A critical weekly review of important new research findings for health-conscious readers...'' By, Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS Last Updated: 02/01/2009 The information in this column ...
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doctorwascher
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February 1, 2009
Define "wrong message"
I appreciated this article, because as much as I loved Wall-E, it is refreshing to read something examining a point of view other than pure unadulterated awe. Additionally, I followed most of the links, and found the ''Junkfood Science'' article especially interesting. And I did walk out of the theater behind an overweight blonde man with a buzz ...
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MissIngraham
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July 11, 2008
Personal responsibility, people?
This article was among the bigger loads of hogwash I've ever read. Genetics plays ''more'' of a role in obesity than behavior and diet? Bull. Travel some. Go to Asia. Maybe the Mediterranean. People are thin there. There simply aren't chubby children scarfing down Happy Meals everywhere you look (like there are here). But Asian and ...
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ENH
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July 11, 2008
Illogical Genetic Theory
If genes contribute more to obesity than diet, why does the author also say that the poorest Americans are the fattest? And where is the evidence that the poor in American consume less calories than the better-off? Does poverty or associated factors somehow cause the genes to go awry in a matter of a single generation? And why are the poor in ...
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Waschbaer
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July 11, 2008