National Geographic channel "The Science of Obesity

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My endo in LA and someone with Cushing's I know will be on this T.V.
show to air this week:


Dr. Ted Friedman, from Charles Drew University in Los Angeles, CA
will be featured on the National Geographic channel:
Tuesday, September 18, 2007, at 9PM eastern;
Wednesday, September 19, 12AM eastern and
Sunday, September 23, 4PM eastern.

The show, called the Science of Obesity, will focus on Cushing's syndrome.

Today, 127 million adult Americans are considered overweight, but few
reach the extreme proportions of the exceptionally obese. What are the
physical stresses of weighing more than 500 pounds and what steps can
reverse it? NGC provides an understanding of what happens inside the
bodies of these massive people & why a person can pack on hundreds more
pounds than those with typical weight challenges. The show explores the
genetics behind weight gain & medical advances available to help prevent it.


Susan

"Susan" <nevermind@nomail.com> wrote in message
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>
> My endo in LA and someone with Cushing's I know will be on this T.V. show
> to air this week:
>
>
> Dr. Ted Friedman, from Charles Drew University in Los Angeles, CA will be
> featured on the National Geographic channel:
> Tuesday, September 18, 2007, at 9PM eastern;
> Wednesday, September 19, 12AM eastern and
> Sunday, September 23, 4PM eastern.
>
> The show, called the Science of Obesity, will focus on Cushing's syndrome.
>
> Today, 127 million adult Americans are considered overweight, but few
> reach the extreme proportions of the exceptionally obese. What are the
> physical stresses of weighing more than 500 pounds and what steps can
> reverse it? NGC provides an understanding of what happens inside the
> bodies of these massive people & why a person can pack on hundreds more
> pounds than those with typical weight challenges. The show explores the
> genetics behind weight gain & medical advances available to help prevent
> it.
>
>
> Susan

Thanks, I set my DVR to record it.

Thank you for your posts.
I have learned a lot from your posts.

I posted the link from your "Unhealthy science" post to another group and it
was a great help.


"Susan" <nevermind@nomail.com> wrote in message
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> x-no-archive: yes
>
> My endo in LA and someone with Cushing's I know will be on this T.V. show
> to air this week:
>
>
> Dr. Ted Friedman, from Charles Drew University in Los Angeles, CA will be
> featured on the National Geographic channel:
> Tuesday, September 18, 2007, at 9PM eastern;
> Wednesday, September 19, 12AM eastern and
> Sunday, September 23, 4PM eastern.
>
> The show, called the Science of Obesity, will focus on Cushing's syndrome.
>
> Today, 127 million adult Americans are considered overweight, but few
> reach the extreme proportions of the exceptionally obese. What are the
> physical stresses of weighing more than 500 pounds and what steps can
> reverse it? NGC provides an understanding of what happens inside the
> bodies of these massive people & why a person can pack on hundreds more
> pounds than those with typical weight challenges. The show explores the
> genetics behind weight gain & medical advances available to help prevent
> it.
>
>
> Susan

Obesity is simply a condition acquired by overeating.

The only science of obesity is the first law of thermodynamics.

Truth is simple.

This fulfills prophesy that is written about the world's wise being
made fools by GOD.

Be hungry... be healthy... be hungrier... be blessed:

http://TheWellnessFoundation.com/PressRelease

Prayerfully in Jesus' awesome love,

Andrew <><
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Cardiologist


convicted neighbor Susan wrote:
>
> My endo in LA and someone with Cushing's I know will be on this T.V.
> show to air this week:
>
>
> Dr. Ted Friedman, from Charles Drew University in Los Angeles, CA
> will be featured on the National Geographic channel:
> Tuesday, September 18, 2007, at 9PM eastern;
> Wednesday, September 19, 12AM eastern and
> Sunday, September 23, 4PM eastern.
>
> The show, called the Science of Obesity, will focus on Cushing's syndrome.
>
> Today, 127 million adult Americans are considered overweight, but few
> reach the extreme proportions of the exceptionally obese. What are the
> physical stresses of weighing more than 500 pounds and what steps can
> reverse it? NGC provides an understanding of what happens inside the
> bodies of these massive people & why a person can pack on hundreds more
> pounds than those with typical weight challenges. The show explores the
> genetics behind weight gain & medical advances available to help prevent it.
>
>
> Susan

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Davybear wrote:
> Thank you for your posts.
> I have learned a lot from your posts.
>
> I posted the link from your "Unhealthy science" post to another group and it
> was a great help.

Keep your fingers crossed that it's well edited and informative. The
person I know who's on it hasn't seen the final cut.

Susan