All calories are not the same
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LMAO.This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
Thanks for the laugh.0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
Lmao, what?!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Omg...the best part is that I'm pretty sure you're not even trolling!!!0 -
A calorie is a calorie.... Nutrition on the other hand is something entirely different.
But on a side note, I think it's hilarious when people use pizza as an example of BAD food. If you were to eat the ingredients on a piece of pizza separately, you would probably think you are eating healthy food. Why does eating them all together at the same time make them the DEVIL?!?!?!0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
But why would anyone do that? Why would they consume only one thing? How about a mix of pizza and natural foods? That's a more realistic scenario.
And our bodies weren't "designed" for anything. They evolved. Why do you think they "evolved" to eat "man-made" food? Cheese, pizza sauce and flour dough have been around for thousands of years. People have been eating them just fine. And even if you do believe that God "designed" our bodies, then he also designed us to learn to cook and make food like cheese and dough, so why wouldn't he design us to eat that food?0 -
This is an argument I have quite often with people.
All calories are not the same. 250 calories from a slice of pizza is not the same as 250 calories from a meal consisting of grilled chicken breast, a side of quinoa and fresh raw spinach.
If you agree or disagree, please post in the in the comment section below
I think what would be more accurate is that all calories are not NUTRITIONALLY THE SAME. since each type of thing we eat has a different effect on various parts of the body.. ie. vitamins dont do the same thing as fiber.0 -
This is an argument I have quite often with people.
All calories are not the same. 250 calories from a slice of pizza is not the same as 250 calories from a meal consisting of grilled chicken breast, a side of quinoa and fresh raw spinach.
If you agree or disagree, please post in the in the comment section below
And muscle weighs more than fat, right?0 -
A calorie is a calorie.... Nutrition on the other hand is something entirely different.
But on a side note, I think it's hilarious when people use pizza as an example of BAD food. If you were to eat the ingredients on a piece of pizza separately, you would probably think you are eating healthy food. Why does eating them all together at the same time make them the DEVIL?!?!?!
Exactly. Chips. Chips are example of a food that has very little nutritional value. Pizza? Veggies, lycopene, vitamins, carbs, protein, calcium, iron, etc.0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
Where do you get your facts? Your body doesn't have a clue if something is "healthy" or "organic". What part of the human body tells the rest of the body to store a particular food as fat because it is "unhealthy" food??? :huh:0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
OP, are you familiar with the scientific method? You might want to brush up on that, and realize that you are making no sense.
Suddenly anecdotes, fitness websites that anyone can post to and "dares" are appropriate substitutes for peer reviewed studies? Because YOU say so? And "your body won't store away vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat"? Lollercoaster.0 -
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eating for weight loss and eating for optimum health are not the same0
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Damn it. I had things to do today. Now, I'm just going to be sitting here, refreshing this thread to watch it devolve into the usual insanity.0 -
Someone already has ate unhealthy calories for 1 month.... so no one here needs to eat pizza for a month unless they really want to. OP needs to watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evcNPfZlrZs
(Proof that 1 unhealthy calorie = 1 healthy calorie)
Nutrition facts are a different story but that is just common sense...0 -
This is an argument I have quite often with people.
All calories are not the same. 250 calories from a slice of pizza is not the same as 250 calories from a meal consisting of grilled chicken breast, a side of quinoa and fresh raw spinach.
If you agree or disagree, please post in the in the comment section below
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This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
You got one thing right. A peanut is not a nut. The remainder was akin to listening to my 4 year old nephew talk about dinosaurs.0 -
OP, you so you and I'll do me.
Mmmmmmmm pizza.0 -
Pizza's a man made food? Tomatoes aren't natural? Wheat isn't natural? Cheese isn't natural? Oregano and basil aren't natural? But wait, vegetables and fruits are natural? So fruits and vegetables are natural, but suddenly aren't when you put them on pizza?
Also, the body knows the difference between eating a pizza, and eating a tomato with cheese? Huh, I must go tell all my biology teachers that they're wrong, and the body doesn't just recognize the component chemicals of various foods whe digesting them.
This might be the most uninformed, ignorant OP I've ever read.0 -
I guess since he didn't have enough responses from his 1st thread - http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1098061-anyone-else-have-trouble-consuming-enough-calories
Oh and OP - you should be eating more than 1200 for a guy. And 250 cals is 250 cals regardless of the source.0 -
Sometimes I have spinach or chicken on my pizza.
lol Yes.
In for pizza and for a calorie is a calorie - a unit of measurement of energy, whereas the nutritional value or the satiating factor of given foods will vary.0 -
Damn it. I had things to do today. Now, I'm just going to be sitting here, refreshing this thread to watch it devolve into the usual insanity.
I am powerless.
Seriously, though. This is a joke, right?0 -
Hahahaha0 -
The calories are the same no matter where you get them it's the nutritional value that's different.0
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This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
"We conclude that a calorie is a calorie. From a purely thermodynamic point of view, this is clear because the human body or, indeed, any living organism cannot create or destroy energy but can only convert energy from one form to another. In comparing energy balance between dietary treatments, however, it must be remembered that the units of dietary energy are metabolizable energy and not gross energy. This is perhaps unfortunate because metabolizable energy is much more difficult to determine than is gross energy, because the Atwater factors used in calculating metabolizable energy are not exact. As such, our food tables are not perfect, and small errors are associated with their use.
In addition, we concede that the substitution of one macronutrient for another has been shown in some studies to have a statistically significant effect on the expenditure half of the energy balance equation. This has been observed most often for high-protein diets. Evidence indicates, however, that the difference in energy expenditure is small and can potentially account for less than one-third of the differences in weight loss that have been reported between high-protein or low-carbohydrate diets and high-carbohydrate or low-fat diets. As such, a calorie is a calorie. Further research is needed to identify the mechanisms that result in greater weight loss with one diet than with another. "
From: The American Journal of Nutrition
Study: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/79/5/899S.full
But I guess your brilliant arguement of "Because I said so!" is a good enough counterargument.0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
PeaNUTS are not nuts? Yeah, okay....0 -
The only thing this statement proves is that you do not understand what a calorie is, nor the difference between macronutrients and micronutrients.This is an argument I have quite often with people.
All calories are not the same. 250 calories from a slice of pizza is not the same as 250 calories from a meal consisting of grilled chicken breast, a side of quinoa and fresh raw spinach.
If you agree or disagree, please post in the in the comment section below0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
"We conclude that a calorie is a calorie. From a purely thermodynamic point of view, this is clear because the human body or, indeed, any living organism cannot create or destroy energy but can only convert energy from one form to another. In comparing energy balance between dietary treatments, however, it must be remembered that the units of dietary energy are metabolizable energy and not gross energy. This is perhaps unfortunate because metabolizable energy is much more difficult to determine than is gross energy, because the Atwater factors used in calculating metabolizable energy are not exact. As such, our food tables are not perfect, and small errors are associated with their use.
In addition, we concede that the substitution of one macronutrient for another has been shown in some studies to have a statistically significant effect on the expenditure half of the energy balance equation. This has been observed most often for high-protein diets. Evidence indicates, however, that the difference in energy expenditure is small and can potentially account for less than one-third of the differences in weight loss that have been reported between high-protein or low-carbohydrate diets and high-carbohydrate or low-fat diets. As such, a calorie is a calorie. Further research is needed to identify the mechanisms that result in greater weight loss with one diet than with another. "
From: The American Journal of Nutrition
Study: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/79/5/899S.full
But I guess your brilliant arguement of "Because I said so!" is a good enough counterargument.
That....was hot.0 -
PeaNUTS are not nuts? Yeah, okay....
peanuts are legumes0 -
This doesn't surprise me, majority of you use chemical substances such as aspartame ad sucralose as an alternative to sugar, because someone, somewhere told you it's completely healthy and natural.
Anyways, I dare any of you to consume 1200 calories of pizza a day for a month and monitor your results.
Now the next month eat 1200 calories of whole natural foods, preferably raw, organic fruits and vegetables. including raw nuts. and no, peanuts are not nuts. Now if you yield the same results with both diets I would be amazed, and it's simply would not happen. The fact is, at the end of the day, your body stores away fat in a means of protecting you. It's not going to store away the vegetables because it doesn't contain any fat, your body wants to store fat in case you suddenly don't have food anymore.
Pizza is a completely man made food, your body wasn't even designed to even digest man made foods . The body thrives on natural foods.
PeaNUTS are not nuts? Yeah, okay....
They're actually legumes. They grow underground, not on trees like real nuts.0 -
Peanuts are a bean.0
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It's craziness. PeaNUTs are not a nut. CheeseCAKE is not a cake.
IT IS INSANITY0
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