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So, in addition to everything else ...1) more people workign desk jobs (sedentary)2) higher stress due to the pace of life (artifically created) ... leading to issues with cortisol3) food ... much less obesity in Europe, where they have banned a lot of the garbage that's sold in the US, various GM things, chemicals, high fructose sweeteners (heavily restricted in Europe) ... Europeans also work a lot less and live more laid-back lifestyles4) "Wheat Belly" -- fascinating book about how US Big Agra genetically altered wheat starting in the 1950s and abotu how it's led to the obesity epidemic (this was before modern GM, but they still did a huge amount of breeding, looking fro higher profitability, greater yields, insect resistance, longer shelf life -- this led to higher gluten levels in bread and contributed to the epidemic of gluten sensitivity)So the one individual who went to France and ate large amounts of food whilie gaining little weight (just one pound) ...checks all these boxeslikely more walking involved visiting a foreign country, probably more relaxed ... on vacation, food much different with all the garbage contributing to obesity greatly restricted if not banned, etc.
So the one individual who went to France and ate large amounts of food whilie gaining little weight (just one pound) ...
Obviously not the result I expected. Dr. "Boz" says in her book that some people will retain fluid during short term fasting so maybe that's what happened?
Conservation of mass says it had to come from somewhere…
The only thing I can think of is retained fluid as I was drinking unlimited quantities of water, black coffee, and tea. Probably at least a gallon a day which for me is a lot.