ty. A study of children found those with a common variation ▓of the gene tend to overeat high-calorie foods. They ate 100 extra calories per meal, whi▓ch over the long term can put on
weight, said Colin Palmer, ▓who led the study at the University of Dundee in Scotland.The findings don't mean that everyone with that version of th▓e gene will eat too much and become obese,
he said. They just might have a tendency to eat more fattening foods."It's still your choice," he said. "
This gene will not make you overweight if you do not overeat." Palmer said the results support the theory that childh▓ood obesity t