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由大卫·铃木（David Suzuki）主持的健康医学纪录片，由加拿大广播公司（CBC）发行，作为2012年加拿大广播公司（CBC）的《自然界》系列的一部分播出-英语旁白Health-Medical Documentary hosted by David Suzuki, published by CBC broadcasted as part of CBC The Nature of Things series in 2012- English narration
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我们是因为人造化学物质而发胖吗？新科学将环境化学物质与全球肥胖病流行联系起来。有争议的新科学正在使人们怀疑环境中的化学物质可能使我们变得肥胖。它是在我们还没有出生之前就开始的。那是一部名为Dreamingfilm的新纪录片，主题是《 Programming to a Fat？》。加拿大的肥胖率在不到30年的时间里翻了一番。现在，所有加拿大人中有59％超重或肥胖。的确，我们吃得太多而运动不足。但是一小群科学家已经开始寻找显而易见的事物，因为这群人不能咀嚼，更不用说慢跑了：婴儿肥胖症在短短20年间增长了70％以上。您不能怪他们不健康的生活方式。科学家怀疑，从子宫开始，人造化学物质可能会触发我们的新陈代谢变化，从而导致终生体重增加。讲述了三位科学家的故事，他们的出乎意料的发现使他们跟随苏格兰一位好奇的医生进行了一项研究，她对此感到困惑，因为她无法减肥。三年来，她仔细研究了有关环境化学的现有研究，并最终在另一本医学期刊上发表了一项重要研究。它将破坏内分泌的化学物质与肥胖症流行联系在一起。科学家们在迷惑他们自己的研究结果的同时偶然发现了这篇论文。他们的研究都没有关于脂肪的内容，但是他们有两点共同之处?他们都在研究破坏内分泌的化学物质，最终都变成了异常沉重的实验动物。内分泌干扰物无处不在?在塑料中，在罐中，我们喝的水，我们吃的食物。它们不应该进入我们的身体，但是它们确实会进入。如果它们被证明会引起体重增加，那么对人类健康的影响就很深远。现在，科学家正在从动物研究到人口研究，测试胎儿接触人造化学物质是我们全球肥胖流行的关键原因的理论。由Bruce Mohun和Helen Slinger撰写的Bruce Mohun导演，由Sue Ridout，Helen Slinger和Sara Darling为Dreamfilm Productions与加拿大广播公司联合制作。科学家正在从动物研究到人口研究，从这一理论出发，对胎儿暴露于人造化学物质是我们全球肥胖流行的关键原因进行了测试。由Bruce Mohun和Helen Slinger撰写的Bruce Mohun导演，由Sue Ridout，Helen Slinger和Sara Darling为Dreamfilm Productions与加拿大广播公司联合制作。科学家正在从动物研究到人口研究，从这一理论出发，对胎儿暴露于人造化学物质是我们全球肥胖流行的关键原因进行了测试。由Bruce Mohun和Helen Slinger撰写的Bruce Mohun导演，由Sue Ridout，Helen Slinger和Sara Darling为Dreamfilm Productions与加拿大广播公司联合制作。Are we fat because of man-made chemicals?New science links environmental chemicals to the global obesity epidemic.Controversial new science is raising suspicion that chemicals in the environment may be programming us to be fat. And it starts before we’re even born.That’s the subject of a new Dreamfilm documentary called Programmed to be Fat?.Obesity in Canada has doubled in less than 30 years. 59 per cent of all Canadians are now either overweight or obese. It’s true that we eat too much and don’t exercise enough. But a small group of scientists have begun looking beyond the obvious because of a group that can’t chew, let alone jog: infant obesity rose more than 70 per cent in just 20 years. You can’t blame them for unhealthy lifestyles. The scientists suspect that, starting in the womb, man-made chemicals may be triggering changes to our metabolism that result in life-long weight gain.Programmed to be Fat? tells the stories of three scientists whose unexpected findings led them to follow the research of a curious doctor in Scotland, baffled by her inability to lose weight. For three years she pored over existing research on environmental chemicals and finally published a key study in an alternative medicine journal. It linked endocrine-disrupting chemicals to the obesity epidemic. The scientists came across the paper while puzzling over their own research results. None of their studies were about fat, but they had two things in common – they were all researching endocrine-disrupting chemicals, and they all ended up with unusually heavy lab animals.Endocrine disruptors are all around us – in plastic, in cans, in the water we drink, in the food we eat. They’re not supposed to enter our bodies, but they do.If they’re proven to cause weight gain, the implications for human health are profound.Now, scientists are going beyond animal research to human population studies, testing the theory that fetal exposure to man-made chemicals is a key reason for our global obesity epidemic.Programmed to be Fat? is directed by Bruce Mohun, written by Bruce Mohun and Helen Slinger, and produced by Sue Ridout, Helen Slinger and Sara Darlingfor Dreamfilm Productions in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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帧速率: 29.97 帧速率
音频编码: AAC LC
音频比特率: 256 Kbps 48KHz
Audio 声道数: 2
Audio Language: English
时长: 44mn 36s
分集数: 1
体积: 636 MB
来源: DVD
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Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1
Video Bitrate: CRF 18.5
Video Resolution: 704 x 400
Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Framerate: 29.97 FPS
Audio Codec: AAC LC
Audio Bitrate: 256 Kbps 48KHz
Audio Channels: 2
Audio Language: English
Run-Time: 44mn 36s
Number of Parts: 1
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