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I don't know the details behind it but I can imagine a number of factors. - Inability of us to efficiently consume large quantities of food so we pass more cal
by kevincox 6y ago
I don't know the details behind it but I can imagine a number of factors.
- Inability of us to efficiently consume large quantities of food so we pass more calories than we would for smaller levels.
- Changes to metabolism to adjust.
I think at the end of the day it is still calories in/calories out but you may be taking in less than go in your mouth and may be using more than you usually would.