So I have a question, why are there no overweight people in Colorado?

This video is going to solve that mystery.

And this is based on a very interesting book that presently it's not released yet,

but I got an advanced copy.

By the time you're watching this, it's probably being

released right now, so I will put a link down below. But today we're going to dissect this

mystery of why there's no fat people in Colorado. So is it that they're out exercising

all day long?

Could it be the food they're eating?

Or maybe they have more money for health foods.

And so this question puzzled the author for quite some time.

And so the first thing he did is he looked at the states where you

had the most obesity and he isolated those and he found an interesting

correlation between higher concentrations of black Americans Latinos and he also looked at the American Indian reservations.

And that's all interesting, but it gets even more interesting when you look at what is unique about that.

And there's one thing that's unique, and that has to do with the pigment on someone's skin. It's called melanin.

And melanin happens to be a natural sunblocker. In other words, the darker your skin the more protection you have

against UV radiation. Now what does UV radiation have to do with obesity? Well, UV radiation interacts with

your skin and it makes vitamin D. And it is true that if you look at the levels of vitamin D levels are low in certain populations.

And so that's very interesting, but is there any other data that aligns with this connection between

vitamin D deficiency and obesity.

There's a direct relationship.

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