Guest guest Posted December 18, 2004 Report Share Posted December 18, 2004 Hi folks: Here is a second request for input: A couple of people lately, including my dentist, have made a point the validity of which I have no clue, and input would be appreciated. When they note that I am losing weight they have said that people who become seriously ill need sufficient fat stores to draw on to enable the body to fuel a prompt recovery. I have no idea whether this makes any sense or not. I do know that on the two occasions in my life when I was fairly seriously sick in hospital, each time in the first week I lost fifteen pounds of weight, presumably from fat stores. I realize that people on CRON tend to get sick a lot less than others. I also realize that if one is sick enough to be an in- patient in hospital one is likely to be infused with nutrients through an IV, so is there really any danger of running short of fuel, or of any other problems, because your body fat is at CRON levels? Again, any input will be most welcome. Thanks. Rodney. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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