Peter Attia· MD
30 years later they followed them up there's a paper in science on this guess what the women have less obesity
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30 years later they followed them up there's a paper in science on this guess what the women have less obesity
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there's a famous study by the raimees who were a husband and wife investigative team who actually worked at uab when i first got there and they started the study decades ago at unc and it was sort of head start on steroids it was they called it the abc adarian or a beccadarian study and they gave these kids the super head start program and it was mostly just general education there may have been a little nutrition education but mostly just general education wasn't a weight loss study wasn't intended to be 30 years later they followed them up there's a paper in science on this guess what the women have less obesity
30 years later they followed them up there's a paper in science on this guess what the women have less obesity
30 years later they followed them up there's a paper and Science in this guess what the women have less obesity