Obesity is a Disease of (OUR) Civilization

Obesity in the modern world is increasing at an alarming rate and we can attribute this to the combination of our evolved biology and current obesogenic environments.
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Link to footage from the 1890's: • Video
Chapters:
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00:00 - History of Obesity
02:49 - The Evolution of Fat
04:59 - The Obesogenic Environment
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[@angiesugrim1442]

Really good stuff! Thanks for the info!!

[@Evolve.2]

You bet!