From: CurtAdams@aol.com
Date: Wed Apr 18 2001 - 11:55:08 MDT
In a message dated 4/18/01 10:48:03 AM, johnmarlow@gmx.net writes:
>Have studies looked at the fat in and around the organs of CR victims-
>-I mean, adherents? Wondering if it's intact (as needed) or
>scavenged.
Nothing specifically in people; but omental fat is always the last to go.
CR as prescribed does not completely remove body fat.
>Also, female bodybuilders, shall we say, cease to be
>reproductive creatures until their bodyfat goes up above 2% or so;
>body figures times are too tough for kiddies. Does this happen with
>CR?
Don't know about female humans. Female animals typically become
non-reproductive for the duration of CR, beyond a certain point.
Removal of CR restores fertility and there are cases of CR
female mice having babies after *all* of the non-CR controls
were dead (this was done deliberately, to prove the point)
Males (animals and humans) have less interest in sex, but generally
don't lose it entirely.
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