Studies had found that hormonal changes in malnourished people trigger the bone marrow’s mesenchymal stem cells to turn into fat cells rather than bone-forming cells. That could explain why people with anorexia lose bone mass and sometimes develop osteoporosis, the researchers said.
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so that explains why africans kid are so fat =)
[quote]kaisermetal22 wrote:
so that explains why africans kid are so fat =)[/quote]
I think you had the wrong conclusion.
The “african kids” would have weak bones, but they would still be malnourished, a thus, skinny.
they just need to squat more.
[quote]TheBigV wrote:
Studies had found that hormonal changes in malnourished people trigger the bone marrow’s mesenchymal stem cells to turn into fat cells rather than bone-forming cells. That could explain why people with anorexia lose bone mass and sometimes develop osteoporosis, the researchers said.[/quote]
Find some random person on a New Jersey bus, tap them on the shoulder, repeat the above paragraph and just walk away like nothing happened.
[quote]PimpBot5000 wrote:
[quote]TheBigV wrote:
Studies had found that hormonal changes in malnourished people trigger the bone marrow’s mesenchymal stem cells to turn into fat cells rather than bone-forming cells. That could explain why people with anorexia lose bone mass and sometimes develop osteoporosis, the researchers said.[/quote]
Find some random person on a New Jersey bus, tap them on the shoulder, repeat the above paragraph and just walk away like nothing happened.
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LOL!
HEY… why NJ?
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
LOL!
HEY… why NJ?
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Just because it’s where the OP is from. Any major city would suffice though.
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]PimpBot5000 wrote:
[quote]TheBigV wrote:
Studies had found that hormonal changes in malnourished people trigger the bone marrow’s mesenchymal stem cells to turn into fat cells rather than bone-forming cells. That could explain why people with anorexia lose bone mass and sometimes develop osteoporosis, the researchers said.[/quote]
Find some random person on a New Jersey bus, tap them on the shoulder, repeat the above paragraph and just walk away like nothing happened.
HEY… why NJ?
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Because the Mesenchymal River is there.
[quote]PimpBot5000 wrote:
[quote]TheBigV wrote:
Studies had found that hormonal changes in malnourished people trigger the bone marrow’s mesenchymal stem cells to turn into fat cells rather than bone-forming cells. That could explain why people with anorexia lose bone mass and sometimes develop osteoporosis, the researchers said.[/quote]
Find some random person on a New Jersey bus, tap them on the shoulder, repeat the above paragraph and just walk away like nothing happened.
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lol.
[quote]PimpBot5000 wrote:
[quote]TheBigV wrote:
Studies had found that hormonal changes in malnourished people trigger the bone marrow’s mesenchymal stem cells to turn into fat cells rather than bone-forming cells. That could explain why people with anorexia lose bone mass and sometimes develop osteoporosis, the researchers said.[/quote]
Find some random person on a New Jersey bus, tap them on the shoulder, repeat the above paragraph and just walk away like nothing happened.
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LMAO…fuck you!! my lips are dried as shit and I literary LOLed…now I’m bleeding making me the victor.