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00:00 It's a well-known fact, in winter we tend to gain weight.
00:04 But if we would willingly reject the fault on the pantagruellic meals
00:08 and copiously watered with New Year's Eve,
00:11 the explanation would be in reality much more scientific than it seems.
00:15 If the balance is crazy in winter, it's because in summer,
00:18 the sunlight prevents our cells from storing fat, or in very small quantities.
00:24 Logically, since the sun is rarer in winter, our body makes reserves.
00:29 The sun would thus act as a natural regimen.
00:32 It remains to be seen how many doses of light are necessary
00:35 to use this sun-weight ratio to our advantage.
00:39 (upbeat music)