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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Joe NYC who wrote (347220)8/20/2007 6:14:14 PM
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Different dynamics are associated with the rise in obesity, she said. “The fact is that obesity is increasing in all races, all income categories and at a faster rate with people in higher incomes. While factors are common to both the rich and the poor, there may be certain factors primarily affecting the poor, and a different set of reasons primarily affecting the rich.”

Some scientists have concluded that stress is making us fat. They have shown that stressful situations like those at work prompt people to experience the Fight or Flight response. However, the person can neither flee or fight. As a result the sugar that's the body releases in the form of adrenalin has no where to go. So the body restores it not as sugar but as fat and returns it not to the places from which it came but rather in the stomach area of men and on the hips of women.
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