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You will gain weight if you add more energy than you expend. You are not immune to thermodynamics. What you're describing are things that reduce the body's en
by huffmsa 6y ago
You will gain weight if you add more energy than you expend.
You are not immune to thermodynamics.
What you're describing are things that reduce the body's energy expenditure. Buy making it think it's in high cortisol survival mode.
But even then you can still lose weight if you're eating less than you're using.
- TheCoelacanth 6y ago> You will gain weight if you add more energy than you expend. You are not immune to thermodynamics. Do you honestly believe that the only way that a body can lose mass is by burning it off? That belief shouldn't stand up to even the most cursory examination. You probably have an entire room in your house dedicated to another way of losing mass.
- huffmsa 6y agoOkay, allow me to be hyper technical. You body will hold excess energy in it's fat tissue if you consume more energy via food than you expend through metabolic active. If you consume less energy via food than you are expending through metabolic activity, your body will convert fat tissue into the molecules it needs to meet it's energy needs. You don't just shit the pounds off.
- TheCoelacanth 6y agoIt's obviously thermodynamically possible for your body to be more or less efficient at metabolizing energy from the food you consume. The remainder will be excreted. Someone who is lactose tolerant will gain more weight from a glass of milk than someone who is lactose intolerant because they are capable of getting energy from the lactose. The person who is lactose intolerant literally will shit those future pounds off.