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There’s the issue of not being able to decide what gets burnt. I’ve read that under certain circumstances, the body can actually burn the muscles faster than it
by Toutouxc 3y ago
There’s the issue of not being able to decide what gets burnt. I’ve read that under certain circumstances, the body can actually burn the muscles faster than it burns the fat. Which obviously makes exercise harder.
- com2kid 3y agoWhen losing weight, about 75% fat and 25% muscle is lost, with a ton of variables being in there (exercise routine, how much muscle you have, what your diet looks like, etc). Lots of arguments about what diets maintain the most muscle (e.g. fasting people say they keep the most muscle, and as much as I love fasting, plenty of studies say that is probably not true.)
- thefz 3y agoWhy would the body touch anything else when it has a preferential energy storage?
- agos 3y agobecause the body is not a perfect machine. If it were, all this discussion would be moot