The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
so what this suggests is that differences in body mass index between individuals are very complex that genetically very complex are determined by a lot of different genes with very small effect sizes so you get this sorting of all these different genes and whatever combination you get lucky or unlucky determines whether you are to a large degree determines whether you are susceptible or not susceptible to obesity in a in a fattening environment is the way i would put it
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so what this suggests is that differences in body mass index between individuals are very complex that genetically very complex they're determined by a lot of different genes with very small effect sizes
so you get this sorting of all these different genes and whatever combination you get lucky or unlucky determines whether you are to a large degree determines whether you are susceptible or not susceptible to obesity in a in a fattening environment is the way i would put it
so what this suggests is that differences in body mass index between individuals are very complex that genetically very complex they're determined by a lot of different genes with very small effect sizes