>> A meta-analysis of several research studies has found differing results for the influence of seasonality on food intake23. We, therefore, analyzed data from a 3-year national nutrition survey of approximately 3,000 people. Using a generalized linear model adjusted for age, we found a significant interaction (P <0.001) between sex and season, revealing that men are markedly affected by solar radiation and its seasonal fluctuation compared to women ...
It's a correlation .. is "markedly affected by solar radiation" a reach when the same correlation exists for tempreture?
Is it the UV or is it that men eat more and more active in the summer than in winter?
It's a correlation .. is "markedly affected by solar radiation" a reach when the same correlation exists for tempreture?
Is it the UV or is it that men eat more and more active in the summer than in winter?
Hmmm.