Issue 91 - October 8, 1999
** The Relationship Between Obesity and Our Temperament **
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Issue #91 - October 8, 1999
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*Table of Contents*
1. ** The Relationship Between Obesity and Our Temperament **
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** The Relationship Between Obesity and Our Temperament **
(Taken From Dr. Lendon Smith's notes)Sheldon also found that there was about an 80 percent correlation between physique and temperament. He found that: endomorphs are extroverted, slow, and dominated by their digestive systems. Stressors (anything one perceives as overwhelming or which produces anxiety) tend to stimulate these people to eat.
He points out that mesomorphs are physical and aggressive. They would meet problems with a physical response. They are more prone to cardiovascular problems and some mental problems.
He noted that ectomorphs are more introverted and physically frail. If they become anxious, they tend to withdraw and avoid food. For example, the person whom you most resemble among your blood relatives will serve as a fairly good indicator of what disease is most likely to affect you as you continue through your life. The trick is to put a buffer between your genetic tendencies and your disease by following a good diet and a healthy lifestyle until your batteries just run down at the ripe old age of 100 or so.
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