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The Exercise Paradox Studies of how the human engine burns calories help to explain why physical activity does little to control weight and how our species acquired some of its most distinctive traits By Herman Pontzer | Scientific American February 2017 Issue IN B R I E F Conventional wisdom holds that physically active people burn more calories than less active people do. But studies show that traditional hunter-gatherers, who lead physically hard lives, burn the same number of calories as people with access to modern conveniences. The discovery that human energy expenditure is tightly constrained raises questions about how our large brain and other energetically demanding traits evolved.
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