Health
Why do some people find it harder than others to lose weight? – The Guardian
Dr Andrew Jenkinson wondered why, when most people eat too many calories, only some become overweight. After years of research, he believes he has the answer
Anushka Asthana talks to Dr Andrew Jenkinson, a consultant in bariatric (weight-loss) surgery. He discusses how his patients experiences of failed weight loss led him to spend years researching metabolism and weight reduction. Why is it that although most people consume food with too many calories, only some become obese?
Genes predispose you to obesity, he says, but your genetics need to be triggered by environmental change for you to become obese. In areas of the world where populations eat local,…
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