What We Know (and Don’t Know) About How to Lose Weight

6/29/2018

This New York Times article examines what is known and unknown about weight loss. It discusses various studies and research findings on weight loss methods, including diet, exercise, and behavioral changes. The article highlights that while certain approaches may lead to short-term weight loss, long-term success is often difficult to achieve. It also emphasizes the importance of personalized approaches to weight loss and the complexities of individual metabolism. Overall, the article provides a nuanced perspective on the current state of knowledge regarding weight loss, acknowledging the limitations and uncertainties in this field.

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