The New Science of Effective Weight & What Makes an Idea Scalable

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Mike Carruthers 1:02
Today on Something You Should Know... Is it really necessary to wash brand new clothes before you wear them? Then, a top researcher explains the latest news on weight loss and what really works to shed pounds.
Dr. Richard Johnson 1:16
Turns out that people who are overweight are almost always dehydrated. They're not drinking enough water. In fact, one study showed that people who are overweight or obese tended to be 12 times more dehydrated than the lean people.
Mike Carruthers 1:31
Also, how smiling, just smiling, will improve your health. And how good ideas scale and pivot their way to success or failure.
John List 1:41
Because in the past, it was move fast and break things, throw spaghetti against the wall, whatever sticks, cook it, fake it till you make it. And what I'm adding here is we need science to figure out which ideas are truly scalable.
Mike Carruthers 1:57
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Mike Carruthers 3:06
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Mike Carruthers 4:09
You see, many new clothes have a coating of formaldehyde to prevent wrinkles. And this formaldehyde can cause itching and skin irritations, and in extreme cases, even burning, swelling, and blisters. Now, some countries have strict limits on how much formaldehyde can be put on clothes, but the United States has none. However, testing has found that the levels tend to be pretty low. The good news is that all it takes is one washing before you wear those clothes to eliminate the problem. And that is something you should know. Just about everyone, it seems, is concerned with their weight, mostly that they need to lose some. If you're concerned about your weight, you've likely read or heard various advice about what causes weight gain and the best way to lose it.

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