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Odd Lots

An Economist Explains Why Losing Weight Is Kind Of Like Defeating Inflation

Odd Lots

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🗓️ 2 April 2018

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

A lot of people would probably agree that there's something wrong with much of the traditional advice in how to lose weight -- or at least how it's implemented. The economist Miles Kimball has lost weight using a different approach. He's increased his fat intake and gone for long stretches of time without eating anything at all. On this week's Odd Lots podcast, Kimball, a prolific blogger and professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, explains what got him interested in fasting, obesity research, and the similarities between weight loss and fighting inflation. 

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coming on three and a half years or something and we've been doing three years yeah

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three years and we've been doing this podcast for a while but do you think we really

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know each other well like do you think I don't know do you think so well the't know? Do you think so?

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that we don't know each other that well.

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