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"...we might be able to challenge the calories in calories out crowd." Not really. If they have unrestricted access and the recipe has changed, the simple bala
by zdean 11y ago
"...we might be able to challenge the calories in calories out crowd."
Not really. If they have unrestricted access and the recipe has changed, the simple balance of sugars, fats, and proteins per serving could be having an impact on their total caloric intake.
- graeme 11y agoA semi-common calories in calories out argument is that it doesn't matter what you eat, you just need to make sure that you eat less calories than you use. This is (probably) technically true, but it's not a very useful statement if certain foods are likely to make us eat more before feeling full. So the rat example would support that reasoning.
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