@jordanbpeterson if I’m not mistaken I believe in one of your lectures you discussed that physical and mental health are correlated. It makes sense, because they both require discipline and commitment. This study just proves that.
Fat linked to cognitive decline http://j.mp/2Ky2voI
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But is fat causing cognitive decline, or is it that people in cognitive decline tend to get fat?
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Good question-the article explains it’s likely that it’s the increase in body fat leading to more pro inflammatory signals in the blood, influencing cognitive decline
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It makes no difference what you eat provided you stay under your caloric requirements. I’m not saying it’s healthy but if we are talking pure weight loss then calories in vs calories out are the only thing that matter.
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Don't tell the
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it's possible to be overweight and healthy "Compared to normal weight-fit individuals, unfit individuals had twice the risk of mortality regardless of BMI. Overweight and obese-fit individuals had similar mortality risks as normal weight-fit individuals. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0033062013001552 …
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I'm plumply suspicious of these correlations, I wonder the way they should be read: does the excess of fat impair cognitive processes, or the more people are cognitively efficient, the more they will care about their overall health, including weight?
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“The researchers found that a higher waist to hip ratio was associated with reduced cognitive function. This could be explained by an increased secretion of inflammatory markers by belly fat, which has been previously associated with a higher risk of impaired cognition.”
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