1. Reventropy
    Thomas Samaras Thomas Samaras United States says:
    March 10, 2014 at 7:56 PM

    In my research of related studies, Professor Singhal's findings are valid. Studies from many researchers find that over nutrition, rapid growth in height or weight, and early maturation (which is related to rapid growth) promote obesity, chronic diseases and reduced longevity even when adult body weight is normal.

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