University of Aberdeen study finds that under weight individuals are 23% less active than those of normal weight

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University of Aberdeen study finds that under weight individuals are 23% less active than those of normal weight

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15/07/2022

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Before the study was carried out, scientists initially believed that individuals with a BMI of less than 18.5, seem to be able to eat anything they want but not gain weight, due to them being more physically active and therefore burning more calories Read MoreAberdeen Live – Aberdeen News

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