The University is a place of learning. Learn how to populate the encounter swim with fizzies, deliver the corpses of the school of medicine alumni, dinner populate trees with underwear and exploit the toilets in each spring.
Err, i.e. school is a place of education higher, such as physics, calculus, math, and science - things all that "good".
The University is also home to the dreaded "freshman 15" referring to the weight of many students win away from home, during its first year of school.
But if you're a girl, a new study says that it is less likely to gain weight during his rookie year if your roommate is heavy.
Presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of health economists, researchers discovered the University women with classmates who have average weight, less weight during his rookie, year that female students with thinner roommates.
However, the difference was only mild, half a pound versus 2.5 pounds.Yes, that does not put big dent in the freshman 15.
But the reason for the difference makes sense, although it is not so evidente.Los researchers say heavier companions are more likely to diet, exercise, and limit access to food, and these behaviors may be "contagious".
Also say that you most of the time people choose friends and acquaintances that are similar to Yes mismos.Por therefore with fellow randomised room could be paired with a person normally does not make friends with, as a person with unique habits sobrepeso.Y this person can rub on you.
This makes little sense to mí.Mi roommate in the University does not exercise that I met him, but later began to go to the gym with me.
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