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Children who got the most hours of exercise during school were less active afterward, a possible reason why fitness programs often do not help people lose weight, according to a study in The International Journal of Obesity. Other researchers disagree with the idea that people have a set point or "activitystat," and they say environment is a big factor in activity levels.
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lol.. Usually Jan Hanfield makes someone looks silly and dumb
Submitted by alberttorres on Fri, 12/07/2012 - 13:51. Permalink
,but Bill Schneider actually did a a decent job, although I do not agree with Bill...
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,but Bill Schneider actually did a a decent job, although I do not agree with Bill...
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