Ask Amy: A ‘thin and fit’ person tries to understand obesity

Ask Amy: A ‘thin and fit’ person tries to understand obesity

Dear Amy: I have always been thin and fit. I eat well and exercise.Like most people, I have friends and family who struggle terribly with weight issues.

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A “thin and fit” reader is confused about the science around why some people weigh more than others.

ASK AMY: A ‘thin and fit’ person tries to understand obesity

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Ask Amy: A “thin and fit” person tries to understand obesity

Dear Amy: I have always been thin and fit. I eat well and exercise. Like most people, I have friends and family who struggle terribly with weight issues. I have read volumes about the genetic origins of obesity and want to be sensitive to this issue. I can’t help but noticing, however, that the overweight people I know eat a lot more than I do, exercise less, and generally lead far less healthy lifestyles. Am I to believe they’re genetically pro…