Doctor Reacts To SHOCKING Cause For Obesity Epidemic!

[myrojyn]

My ancestors scrapped and scripped for food now I have a magic box that I hit and 30 minutes later someone shows up with food

[yayamene]

That chart comparing ice cream sales to shark attacks is hilarious

[amadddd]

This is like damn near ever TikTok that thinks they're making a point

[shadower]

Don't let him distract you from the data that increase in ice cream sales correlates perfectly to number of shark attacks. We need to investigate our ice creams!

[helgaioannidis]

I started to go to work by bicycle. This added about 25 minutes of physical activity on 5 days a week to my normal life. I didn't change anything else and within 2 months lost 4 kg.

[Killbayne]

"there is not one obese person in this photo that I cherry picked. this means that door handles made of metal instead of wood killed Bigfoot."

[msaad]

People in the 70s also never fell asleep first at a sleepover

[ivanmatusic]

70s was when regulators pushed low fat recommendations, demonized saturated fat and replaced it with seed oils and sugar.

[ariellegolas]

Yes, Dr. Karan, you are absolutely right. One of the reason I walk everywhere.😊🌞

[heathenthatheretic]

Dude, takes an old picture that's literally a drawing and assumes that there weren't any fat people! Lmao

[sanitylogic]

Convenience is a monkeys paw situation. People have gotten more lax w/ their diets, and in short have had more laid back life styles due to how easy it is to get fast food. Truly a product of modernity.

[susanegley]

Shutting down misinformation is my favorite part of social media doctor content.

[natek]

Oil is still a factor regardless! And I agree that there are many other variables for obesity than just oil alone!

[fairygoth-mother]

I grew up during the 1970s. There were 3 TV channels and nothing on after school, so we were playing outside: running around, riding our bikes, etc. Food portions were smaller back then too. The "medium" drink at McDs is 20oz. That was a LARGE when I was growing up. The burgers and fries at McDs were what you get in a Happy Meal now. Nothing was delivered. My folks couldn't afford to take us out to eat so McDs was a special treat that we had maybe 4 times per year.

[jessemonteon]

I think I saw a study where they found vegetable oils are oxidized more easily making the cells in our body less resilient and number of other factors.

[Dang_Lin-Wang]

It is a lack of exercise but also sugar consumption that contributes to obesity.

[bigbrowntau]

In the 70's obese people stayed away from cameras. Shame was a big thing, especially in places like beaches. I remember obese relatives literally hiding when cameras came out.

[gaiaiulia]

We walked! To school, to the shops, to work if it was near enough. To the bus, yes, the bus! It was a ten/fifteen minute walk to the bus every morning and evening. And I walked in in fine weather. Took 3/4 of an hour.

[iaw]

its not just takeaways since theyre too expensive, its the amount of sugar consumed as well

[stewartabernathy]

I recently lost over 100 pounds(124 at last weighing). It took me a year, but the only thing I changed was removing high fructose corn syrup from my diet. I changed foods that contained it with versions that contained regular sugar. HFCS didn't go into widespread use until the 70's also.