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Eat like a Pig to Combat Obesity
T. V. Kempen and R. Zijlstra
Discover the intriguing similarities between human and pig physiology and nutrition, as explored by T.A.T.G. van Kempen and R.T. Zijlstra. Their research reveals why obesity and diabetes are remarkably rare among commercially managed pigs despite their seemingly harmful diets, highlighting insights that could help tackle human obesity.
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