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  dorpus, Jul 19th, 2005 @ 10:43am

  
  

  Heh

  There haven't been any basic science advances shown to improve human obesity. As experiments have shown, lab rats have much simpler fat metabolism than humans -- just give them leptin, and they will stay skinny forever. Human biochemistry isn't so easily fooled; leptin only works for a short time, after which humans develop a resistance to it.
  
  We cannot just give experimental drugs to humans without testing them on lab animals first; on the other hand, lab animals do not adequately resemble humans.
  
  The only real solution to the fat problem is to treat it the same way we dealt with tobacco, through extensive public health interventions, limiting advertisement and access to fatty foods. But in today's world, people have a greater phobia of such government interventions.
  
  

   

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  Anonymous Coward, Jul 19th, 2005 @ 12:58pm

  
  

  Re: Heh

  if only there was a real solution to the dorpus problem lol

   

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  blorpus, Jul 19th, 2005 @ 10:51pm

  
  

  Re: Heh

  AC: Dorpus's post is actually on topic for once. Maybe it's a pseudo-dorpus masquerading as a true dorpus.

   

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