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Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Obesity
medindia 8870 Posts Vitamin D deficiency seems to be prevalent among obese teens, triggering off an increased risk of�chronic diseases�according to researchers at Hasbro Children''s Hospital. ...Read More
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What a load of nonsense! Obesity comes from overeating - full stop! Once our stupid scientists concentrate on how to eliminate overeating, obesity will stop! Obese kids have 3 big problems: 1. They eat too quickly [stuff in the food] 2. They eat crap (processed food, which is designed to keep them hungry) 3. They have a sedate life stile ( watch TV and play computer games) Teach them how to eat properly and slowly (chew properly, empty mouth before putting in more food) must be the first step in combating obesity. Dick, SOSWeightControl

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