> It's doesn't say that one can control people weigth using CI.
It absolutely says that. Absent other factors changing, a reduction in caloric intake will result in a weight loss. It does not disagree with there also being other inputs to CO.
Re:An Insulin Index of Foods (1994)
by soulbadguy on Thursday March 14, 2019 @09:07PM
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Yeah I had the feeling that that's where we would disagree.
Happy to agree to disagree on this one
But we're getting out track , my point is simply that CICO expresses a relationship between calorie in , calorie out and the variation in people weigth . It's doesn't say that one can control people weigth using CI. The analogy that Judea pearl uses is that there is a relationship between the number displayed on a thermostat and the temperature outside , but that does not imply that one can control the temperature outside by changing the number displayed on the thermostat