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It's still CICO. It's just that the way we currently measure the caloric content of a food does not represent what is actually bioavailable.
by Andre_Wanglin 9y ago
It's still CICO. It's just that the way we currently measure the caloric content of a food does not represent what is actually bioavailable.
- laretluval 9y agoSo it’s CICO for some unobservable quantity of calories. Real useful.
- adrianN 9y agoIt's really useful if you don't change your diet, but eat less of the same stuff as before.
- laretluval 9y agoNot necessarily. Bioavailable calories may not be a linear function of calories consumed. CICO is empirically vacuous.