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I think there are two components to this (they might be related, though, I don't know). On the side, exercise does make you fitter, and consume some calories,
by vladvasiliu 6y ago
I think there are two components to this (they might be related, though, I don't know).
On the side, exercise does make you fitter, and consume some calories, etc.
But then, I find that it also has a non-negligible effect on the food I crave. I find it much, much easier to not eat tons of "junk food" when I exercise. And by that, I mean I practically don't feel like eating any, at all. I actually crave vegetables and meat. And those have a tendency to be "filling" and not have you want to eat again 2 hours later.
So it's much easier for me to actually lower my calorie intake when exercising.
- magicalhippo 6y agoYeah I noticed the same. Once I got into doing regular longer bike trips, when I got home I almost never wanted junk food for dinner afterwards.