Dr. Marie-Pierre St-Onge
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first heard Jun 2026
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But you didn't let them.
I think that's a key thing that you pointed out before, but I think we want to underscore.
And then, of course, the GLP levels in women being reduced.
It's not that they were able to eat, as we say, ad libitum, and then they happened to eat more, but they gained weight.
So what's kind of the action end of things that causes them to gain weight if they're basically in an isocaloric diet?
And I have an idea what it might be, but I'm curious what the answer is.
During the day, less spontaneous activity.
So it's fidgeting, movement, because we've talked before on this podcast about the non-exercise induced thermogenesis.
It's a big number.
I mean, people who fidget a lot, bounce their knee a lot.
I mean, sometimes these people are burning 1,500 calories more per day and everyone goes, oh my God, how could that possibly be?
It's a lot.
I mean, that's a lot.
That's at the extreme.
But it is kind of interesting to observe people.
out in the world.
And you sometimes see that people who are very, very lean, very, let's just say thin and lean, nowadays, who knows, because of the GLPs, et cetera, but they tend to have a lot of spontaneous movement.
They tend to stand up quickly.
They tend to walk quickly.
Well, you're from New York, so everyone there walks faster than out here.
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