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RICHARD GRAY's avatar

Can you please do Tom Cruise?

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Jay Changstein's avatar

I have a few opposing points to your biomechanics-as-root-cause hypothesis:

1. Professional sumo wrestlers consume special high-calorie diets to practice their sport. Look at their body structures.

2. Consumption of refined carbohydrates negatively impacts facial attractiveness: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33118381

3. Super Size Me: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Size_Me

I would propose that biomechanics and metabolism are interrelated and can affect each other; I.e. damage either one and this can cause the other to deteriorate. This makes more logical sense since we know soft tissue affects biomechanics. So if metabolism is negatively affecting the soft tissue, this would change the biomechanical structure as well.

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