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~ nope ~ An overweight person can be eating caloric diet equal to a skinny person and not only not lose any fat, but also be painfully constantly hungry, and b
by Tohhou 13y ago
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An overweight person can be eating caloric diet equal to a skinny person and not only not lose any fat, but also be painfully constantly hungry, and be technically starving themselves as their body leeches what it needs to run from their vital organs.
Meanwhile a fit person can be eating excess amounts of calories, but because they eat minimal carbs/sugars their body doesn't hold onto the extra calories they are eating (mostly eating fats, veg, meat) and they more easily lose body fat, and not only that but be constantly feeling full and never have hunger on their mind.
Obesity is an inflammatory disease. It's not as simple as the amount of food you eat irregardless of what you eat. What you eat is extremely important, and when you eat right portion size is less important because your body won't allow you to eat more than what you need.
- dublinben 13y agoEating at 75-80% of your TDEE will cause a person to lose weight. It's as simple as that. Only in an extreme case (very small, sedentary person) would that amount be lower than the 1200 Calorie starvation level.
- nightski 13y agoThe problem is determining TDEE which is impacted by quite a few factors. You can go and get "averages" or guesses from web sites but the truth is it seems to be quite variable.
- Tohhou 13y agoAnd quite possibly starving themselves of nutrients which they need like I said. They might lose weight - muscle mass, but not body fat. Calories in calories out is incorrect. A person who accepts this as truth is setting themselves up for painful failure.