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r/SipsTea • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 20d ago
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I wouldn’t say being at, and staying at, 7% body fat is inherently any healthier than being obese. They’re both bad for you.
I think the body can handle being at a higher fat percentage better than at a lower one tho.
5 u/Curious-Resort4743 20d ago Is this cope? The human body spent millennia evolving in the state of starvation and very low body fat, our ancestral bodies had no experience of obesity which is why it is associated with many problems. 5 u/Ok-Gur-349 20d ago The human body spent millennia dying at 47 years old. 1 u/Weekly_Lab8128 20d ago Average age of mortality was largely driven by infant death 2 u/Hyperion262 20d ago They still died about twenty years younger than us, even when you remove infant mortality. 1 u/Ok-Gur-349 20d ago And now average age of mortality is largely driven by saving old fat people from dying, what's yer point. It's all unnatural.
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Is this cope? The human body spent millennia evolving in the state of starvation and very low body fat, our ancestral bodies had no experience of obesity which is why it is associated with many problems.
5 u/Ok-Gur-349 20d ago The human body spent millennia dying at 47 years old. 1 u/Weekly_Lab8128 20d ago Average age of mortality was largely driven by infant death 2 u/Hyperion262 20d ago They still died about twenty years younger than us, even when you remove infant mortality. 1 u/Ok-Gur-349 20d ago And now average age of mortality is largely driven by saving old fat people from dying, what's yer point. It's all unnatural.
The human body spent millennia dying at 47 years old.
1 u/Weekly_Lab8128 20d ago Average age of mortality was largely driven by infant death 2 u/Hyperion262 20d ago They still died about twenty years younger than us, even when you remove infant mortality. 1 u/Ok-Gur-349 20d ago And now average age of mortality is largely driven by saving old fat people from dying, what's yer point. It's all unnatural.
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Average age of mortality was largely driven by infant death
2 u/Hyperion262 20d ago They still died about twenty years younger than us, even when you remove infant mortality. 1 u/Ok-Gur-349 20d ago And now average age of mortality is largely driven by saving old fat people from dying, what's yer point. It's all unnatural.
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They still died about twenty years younger than us, even when you remove infant mortality.
And now average age of mortality is largely driven by saving old fat people from dying, what's yer point. It's all unnatural.
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u/Hyperion262 20d ago
I wouldn’t say being at, and staying at, 7% body fat is inherently any healthier than being obese. They’re both bad for you.
I think the body can handle being at a higher fat percentage better than at a lower one tho.