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Weighty issue.(Myth Vs. Truth; prevention of weight gain possible with small decrease in calorie intake)(Brief Article)
MYTH: Americans will remain hopelessly fat until someone invents a magic pill or other miraculous cure.
TRUTH: An analysis published in the August 1, 2003 issue of the journal Science illustrated that a deficit of 200-260 calories per day is all that would be ...
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