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It seemed like it, but wasn't clear. It said, He ditched his heavily processed low-calorie products and focused on the quality of his food rather than quanti
by hvs 5y ago
It seemed like it, but wasn't clear. It said,
He ditched his heavily processed low-calorie products and focused on the quality of his food rather than quantity.
It also mentioned that he at a lot of "low-fat" foods. So, my guess is that his carb intake was pretty high. This is exactly why "calories in, calories out" isn't accurate. Your balance of macronutrients is much more important, but total caloric intake still needs to be monitored.
- marcodave 5y agoit seems weird to me that with all the time and energy spent to measure everything to the point of obsession , one would not even take in account the rest of the nutrients. It feels like a made up story to prove a point.