Unfortunately, John you and everyone else, including the poster
automatically assumed that "malnourished" meant "starving", when the two
words are very different. It is entirely possible for a malnourished
individual to be obese, as they are wrongly nourished by an excess of
starch and fat in their diets that does not meet with their metabolic
needs. An alcoholic can get more than their daily need of corbohydrates
from the beer they drink, and still be malnourished, as well as suffer
from a deficit of other nutrients.
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