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Are you Kevin Hall? Claim this pagePhysicist-turned-metabolism researcher who spent two decades at the National Institutes of Health (NIDDK) running some of the most rigorous controlled-feeding studies in nutrition science, known for dissecting how diet composition affects energy intake and body weight.
His inpatient randomized trials put people in a metabolic ward and control everything they eat. The landmark finding: on an ultra-processed diet, people ate about 500 more calories a day and gained weight versus a matched unprocessed diet — evidence that processing itself, not just sugar or fat, drives overeating. His mathematical models of human metabolism reshaped how weight change and energy balance are understood.
Measure, don't assume — settle nutrition debates with tightly controlled human experiments rather than opinion, and the data point to ultra-processed food as a distinct driver of excess calorie intake.
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