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The way you're using thermodynamics to support your point is wrong, you are asserting that the human body is a closed system, which of course it is not. A human
by hellgas00 12y ago
The way you're using thermodynamics to support your point is wrong, you are asserting that the human body is a closed system, which of course it is not. A human will absorb and excrete carbohydrates,fats and proteins at differing rates depending on a bunch of factors. To simplify the human metabolic process down to a simple (in)-(energy burned)= zero equation is completely false, as again, the body is not a closed system.
- icelancer 12y agoYes, everything you said about absorption rates is true. It also does not fundamentally change the laws of thermodynamics. Net calories, no matter how you want to spin it, matters most.