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it can't be. This is physics, not nutrition. If you have a jar with €100 in it, and you put €9 more in every month but also take out €10 then you will lose €1,
by apexalpha 8y ago
it can't be. This is physics, not nutrition.
If you have a jar with €100 in it, and you put €9 more in every month but also take out €10 then you will lose €1, no matter what an economist says.
There is still research being done in how the body reacts to different caloric deficits, but the basics hold up.
- anonu 8y agoNot if the jar pays you an interest rate. I'm being facetious. But my point is calories out will vary depending on calories in. You can eat 2000 calories of carbs 1 day and 2000 calories of protein the next... turns out your calories out will be higher when you eat protein because your metabolism increases. This isn't physics. This is nutrition. And its still not fully understood IMHO.