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It is not insulation so much as skinny people tend to eat less, thus less fuel burning, thus less body heat generated.
I know a lot of fat people who don't eat much (but very sedentary). Always cold.
Contrarily, everyone I work with, very labor intensive job, is physically fit, we eat a lot, always warm.
It is about fuel burning, not insulation.
Who told you that, because it just is not universally true.
Over the years both family and socially have known plenty of skinny persons that eat fat people under the table, and not gain weight. Have several female cousins (and a few males) that fit this bill. Kind of people that load up two, three or more plates at Thanksgiving or a BBQ and *still* have room for desert.
Everyone is different; some people simply have metabolisms that run on *high* and or otherwise burn off extra calories rather easily.
It is not insulation so much as skinny people tend to eat less, thus less fuel burning, thus less body heat generated.
I know a lot of fat people who don't eat much (but very sedentary). Always cold.
Contrarily, everyone I work with, very labor intensive job, is physically fit, we eat a lot, always warm.
It is about fuel burning, not insulation.
Are you high? Please don't fill people with lies.
I'm skinny and eat as much as a bear. I'm also physically fit, eat a lot but not always warm. Being warm or cold is not about how much or little you eat. Please go back to health class.
Are you high? Please don't fill people with lies.
I'm skinny and eat as much as a bear. I'm also physically fit, eat a lot but not always warm. Being warm or cold is not about how much or little you eat. Please go back to health class.
Nice anecdote. Thermogenesis is affected by your basal metabolic rate, exercise, and the amount and macronutient makeup of the food you eat.
Google Specific Dynamic Action (SDA) and Dietary Induced Thermogenesis (DIT) or check out these studies:
Granata, G. P.; Brandon, L. J. (2002). "The Thermic Effect of Food and Obesity: Discrepant Results and Methodological Variations". Nutrition Reviews. 60 (8): 223–233. doi:10.1301/002966402320289359. PMID 12199298
Glickman, N; Mitchell, HH (Jul 10, 1948). "The total specific dynamic action of high-protein and high-carbohydrate diets on human subjects" (PDF). The Journal of Nutrition. 36 (1): 41–57. PMID 18868796
Reed, GW; Hill, JO (Feb 1996). "Measuring the thermic effect of food". The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 63 (2): 164–9. PMID 8561055
Nice anecdote. Thermogenesis is affected by your basal metabolic rate, exercise, and the amount and macronutient makeup of the food you eat.
Google Specific Dynamic Action (SDA) and Dietary Induced Thermogenesis (DIT) or check out these studies:
Granata, G. P.; Brandon, L. J. (2002). "The Thermic Effect of Food and Obesity: Discrepant Results and Methodological Variations". Nutrition Reviews. 60 (8): 223–233. doi:10.1301/002966402320289359. PMID 12199298
Glickman, N; Mitchell, HH (Jul 10, 1948). "The total specific dynamic action of high-protein and high-carbohydrate diets on human subjects" (PDF). The Journal of Nutrition. 36 (1): 41–57. PMID 18868796
Reed, GW; Hill, JO (Feb 1996). "Measuring the thermic effect of food". The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 63 (2): 164–9. PMID 8561055
You need to study fitness and nutrition, both of which I have.
Got my Con ED bill today, Probably only covered about 10 days of me using my AC on this billing cycle and it was $20 some more then usually. So if the next two months stay hot, I'll pay about $60 more then normal for con ed which is fine with me. Would rather be comfortable and pay a little then be miserable and cheap as b__p. Yay for AC!
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