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What goes on biologically to cause some of us to easily race around all day after eating 2000 calories/day, and someone else to be fatigued if they tried the same thing? Are energetic people better at converting food into fuel for activities? Or is the difference more psychological rather than physiological, and others have the potential for the same activity level but their more normal brain chemistry saves them from it?
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Tony Marino wrote:What goes on biologically to cause some of us to easily race around all day after eating 2000 calories/day, and someone else to be fatigued if they tried the same thing? Are energetic people better at converting food into fuel for activities? Or is the difference more psychological rather than physiological, and others have the potential for the same activity level but their more normal brain chemistry saves them from it?
I know several people who eat like pigs and are bone skinny, but are very active, so I think so.
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