Some women may be prone to excessive weight gain because their bodies convert excess dietary carbohydrate to fat faster than lean women in a process technically known as de novo lipogenesis, according to research recently published in the
UK: Obesity results from inherent ability to convert dietary carbohydrate to fat fast
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