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Overeating Causes Obesity, Not Lack of Exercise

Eating too much, not exercising less, could be the underlying cause of obesity and other metabolic diseases. The new findings could help reverse the global trend of obesity and diabetes

Overeating Causes Obesity, Not Lack of Exercise. Eating too much is the root cause of obesity, not lack of exercise. Also, overeating increases the prevalence of Type 2 diabetes. The new findings could help reduce the global burden of obesity and diabetes.

Overeating â€" Not Lack of Exercise â€" Could be the Root Cause of Obesity

Eating too much and not exercising less could be the underlying cause of obesity and other metabolic disorders. This research could enable new ways of tackling obesity and diabetes. Read More

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