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The thermodynamics are straightforward but the mechanisms for energy expenditure aren't. The body is a dynamic system. It responds to the stresses placed on i
by Nrsolis 14y ago
The thermodynamics are straightforward but the mechanisms for energy expenditure aren't.
The body is a dynamic system. It responds to the stresses placed on it and adapts. Remove calorie inputs from the system and it tries to compensate by reducing the calorie expenditure.
Low-carb diets work because they control insulin levels. If you can control/avoid the insulin spikes that regulate the absorption/storage of blood glucose, you can modulate your adipose tissue creation/consumption.
Weightlifters/bodybuilders have known this for a long time. If you're looking for answers and evidence, take a good look at the population that's been experimenting and learning how to effectively build muscle mass and avoid excessive body fat.
- elteto 14y agoThis is exactly what people don't understand, these consumption mechanisms vary greatly from one person to another.