Yes plus: You can work it off. Still you need to process the fats - makes sure you take carnitine and Niacin - the first one will turn sugars into health HDL instead of triglycerides, Niacin will process bad cholesterol into bile instead of ldl.
Answered 6/30/2014
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Hi fat/cal meals: People ate huge, high-fat, high protein meals when they did heavy physical labor (farming, construction, digging ditches, etc); they needed those calories to sustain them through the day; their heavy physical activity burned off those calories; so they remained thin. Physical workers still eat > 2000 calories a day to maintain strength yet stay slim. Increased activity burns off calories.
Answered 10/3/2016
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