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09 Aug 2005, 06:21
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In a recent study, a gp of subjects had their normal daily caloric intake increased by 25%. This increase was entirely in the form of alcohol. Another gp of similar subjects had alcohol replace nonalcoholic sources of 25% of their normal daily caloric intake. All subjects gained body fat over the course of study, and the amt of body fat gained was the same for both gps.
Which one of following is most strongly supported by info above?
(a) Alcohol is metabolised more quickly by the body than are other foods or drinks
(b) In general population, alcohol is the primary cause of gains in body fat
(c) An increased amount of body fat does not necessarily imply a weight gain
(d) Body fat gain is not dependent solely on the no of calories one consumes
(e) The proportion of calories from alcohol in diet is more significant for body fat gain than are the total calories from alcohol
Which one of following is most strongly supported by info above?
(a) Alcohol is metabolised more quickly by the body than are other foods or drinks
(b) In general population, alcohol is the primary cause of gains in body fat
(c) An increased amount of body fat does not necessarily imply a weight gain
(d) Body fat gain is not dependent solely on the no of calories one consumes
(e) The proportion of calories from alcohol in diet is more significant for body fat gain than are the total calories from alcohol
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09 Aug 2005, 09:01
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D looke good.
The argument is talking about % increase but is not talking about the intake of the cal before the increase. So, Body fat gain is not dependent solely on the no of calories one consumes.
The argument is talking about % increase but is not talking about the intake of the cal before the increase. So, Body fat gain is not dependent solely on the no of calories one consumes.
