http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070307/hl_nm/obesity_pregnancy_dc_1
I refuse to believe this.
1. They only tested Danish couples. What about those who don't eat pastry?
2. Whether a woman conceives is entirely an individual factor. Everyone's "capability" is different.
3. My best guess is that they saw a correlation and published it as a cause without first proving it to be the latter and not just the former.
4. I also imagine someone came up with this study as a way of demonstrating it's harder to "get the job done" when one or both of the participants is fat. Of course Dim proved this wrong ages ago, but it's still a believed myth.
5. Not enough FAs in the study. Someone who likes 'em thin will naturally be turned off by a BBW, and this skewed the study even further.
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I refuse to believe this.
1. They only tested Danish couples. What about those who don't eat pastry?
2. Whether a woman conceives is entirely an individual factor. Everyone's "capability" is different.
3. My best guess is that they saw a correlation and published it as a cause without first proving it to be the latter and not just the former.
4. I also imagine someone came up with this study as a way of demonstrating it's harder to "get the job done" when one or both of the participants is fat. Of course Dim proved this wrong ages ago, but it's still a believed myth.
5. Not enough FAs in the study. Someone who likes 'em thin will naturally be turned off by a BBW, and this skewed the study even further.
