In my opinion, this slogan appeared long ago. "How our grandmothers lost weight".
I'll tell you about how my maternal grandmother lost weight. The grandmother was born in 1927.
Somewhere in 1935, when my grandmother was 8 years old, she was sent from the glorious Soviet city of Barnaul to the village. Because there was nothing to eat in the city. Well, at least my grandmother's family had nothing to eat.
Distant village relatives looked at my eight-year-old grandmother and said that they had nothing to eat in the village either. They took my grandmother to the railway station, put them under the lower bunk in the carriage, and there grandmother drove back to the city of Barnaul without a ticket. This is how my grandmother lost weight.
For the rest of her life, my grandmother had a cult of food. She loved to eat very much. This case was accompanied by more or less pronounced obesity and led to type 2 diabetes mellitus. And then at the age of 85 he had a heart attack.
Seems like it does
Here we grumble that some people cannot count KZHBU and do not want to give up tasty things. Several years ago, publications began to appear on the topic that if in childhood a person had nothing to eat, then later in adulthood he often has metabolic syndrome.
Metabolic syndrome is such an interesting combination of excess belly fat, high blood pressure, high blood glucose and cholesterol levels. That is, it is not yet diabetes or heart attack, but they are already somewhere nearby.
As far as I understand, they still have not figured out exactly how hunger in childhood leads to such consequences. But it happens.
Are you managing your appetite?
