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You say calories in calories out, but it’s not true. A rock has zero calories, but eat a rock that’s too big to pass through your digestive tract and you’ll gai
by ChadNauseam 4y ago
You say calories in calories out, but it’s not true. A rock has zero calories, but eat a rock that’s too big to pass through your digestive tract and you’ll gain one rock-worth of weight (followed by death).
That’s why I prefer a much more simple and natural model: mass-in vs mass-out.
- dafneee 4y agoE=mc^2 Calorie-in vs calorie-out, or mass-in vs mass-out is really the same thing in the end.
- fknorangesite 4y agoTIL I am a nuclear reactor.
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- DangMeatSlurper 4y ago
- pjc50 4y agoKind of difficult to measure exhalation mass without special equipment. And that's how weight must be lost: you have to oxidise the carbon in it and breathe it out.