If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:
NY Times:
People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.
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If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:
NY Times:
People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.
Man o' Tea said:If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:
NY Times:
People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.
Not surprised. Skinny people look sickly (that includes me). Plump
people with rosy cheeks have to be healthier.
I'm waiting for evidence of what I already know is true. Chocolate,
oysters on the half shell, Wisconsin poudre puff cheese, and dark murky
red wines, guarantee the best of health, long life, and a powerful 4
beat kick.
rtk
rtk said:Man o' Tea said:If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:
NY Times:
People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.Not surprised. Skinny people look sickly (that includes me). Plump
people with rosy cheeks have to be healthier.
I'm waiting for evidence of what I already know is true. Chocolate,
oysters on the half shell, Wisconsin poudre puff cheese, and dark murky
red wines, guarantee the best of health, long life, and a powerful 4
beat kick.rtk
How many fat old people do you see?
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