A Calorie is NOT just a Calorie

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  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?
  • tennisdude2004
    tennisdude2004 Posts: 5,609 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    All food are not created equal and that's the one thing we all need to understand for a healthy and sustainable diet.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    A guy lost a ton of weight on a diet based off twinkies... a calorie is just that. A calorie. Nutrients however, are a different story.

    http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/11/08/twinkie.diet.professor/

    Woah! Wish someone had brought that up earlier. Could you do it only eating McDonalds?
  • DamePiglet
    DamePiglet Posts: 3,730 Member


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  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    All food are not created equal and that's the one thing we all need to understand for a healthy and sustainable diet.

    Shush. I wasn't asking you.
  • tennisdude2004
    tennisdude2004 Posts: 5,609 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    Are you trying to stoke the fire again!:laugh:

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    All food are not created equal and that's the one thing we all need to understand for a healthy and sustainable diet.

    Shush. I wasn't asking you.
  • Cortelli
    Cortelli Posts: 1,369 Member
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  • tennisdude2004
    tennisdude2004 Posts: 5,609 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    Are you trying to stoke the fire again!:laugh:

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    All food are not created equal and that's the one thing we all need to understand for a healthy and sustainable diet.

    Shush. I wasn't asking you.

    Are trying to stoke the fire again! Naughty.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    Are you trying to stoke the fire again!:laugh:

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    All food are not created equal and that's the one thing we all need to understand for a healthy and sustainable diet.

    Shush. I wasn't asking you.

    Are trying to stoke the fire again! Naughty.

    Not really. Just trying to clear this up. But need my answer first.
  • DamePiglet
    DamePiglet Posts: 3,730 Member

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  • Cortelli
    Cortelli Posts: 1,369 Member
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  • Cortelli
    Cortelli Posts: 1,369 Member
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  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    I'll try again.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?
  • DamePiglet
    DamePiglet Posts: 3,730 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    I'll try again.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    Yep.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    I'll try again.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    Yep.

    Then what are macros? If all food is identical, any food will result in the same macros. Right? All have the same number of carbs, fat, etc.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
  • rocknlotsofrolls
    rocknlotsofrolls Posts: 418 Member
    you guys are cracking me up with those photos/videos or whatever they are!
  • DamePiglet
    DamePiglet Posts: 3,730 Member
    Sustainment and diet adherence are the reason for moderation.

    Is diet adherence required for losing weight?

    absolutely, because if you can't adhere to a calorie deficit, you won't lose weight.

    I'll try again.

    So, moderation is important for diet adherence. And diet adherence is required for weight loss.

    We're almost there.

    Are all foods the same?

    Yep.

    Then what are macros? If all food is identical, any food will result in the same macros. Right? All have the same number of carbs, fat, etc.

    I was at the grocery store. Sorry about that.

    I didn't say all food is identical - it's not.
    But here's the thing... Food is food.
    I know, right? That's just krazy!!!

    But here's the thing...

    I've had my protein for the day.
    Let's say I had eaten 4 servings of veges already, instead of the donuts.
    So I had my macro of protein, micros from veges.
    And I would need calories, carbs & fat...
    How 'bout a cupcake?
    Because it fits! It completes the puzzle so why say a cupcake is "bad" (unless its a banana cupcake... I can't stand bananas)

    It's food. All of it.
  • geebusuk
    geebusuk Posts: 3,348 Member
    'inb4',,, 2nd roll over.
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
    As far as calorie content goes, any food with 100 calories has the same calories as another food with 100 calories.
    A calorie IS a calorie, you see :).
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    'inb4',,, 2nd roll over.
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
    As far as calorie content goes, any food with 100 calories has the same calories as another food with 100 calories.
    A calorie IS a calorie, you see :).

    Yeah. So I said. Over and over. I didn't ask "as far as calorie content goes". I asked if all food is the same.
  • DamePiglet
    DamePiglet Posts: 3,730 Member
    'inb4',,, 2nd roll over.
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
    As far as calorie content goes, any food with 100 calories has the same calories as another food with 100 calories.
    A calorie IS a calorie, you see :).

    Yeah. So I said. Over and over. I didn't ask "as far as calorie content goes". I asked if all food is the same.

    To which I answered "yes"
    Food is food. Either it fits or it doesn't.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member

    I didn't say all food is identical - it's not.

    Thank you. And thank you for the explanation. I understand what you mean when you say c=c. Just as everyone understands what I mean when i say there's more to it than that. Doesn't stop them from arguing, so I need to finish this. Not attacking you. You've been very nice to me.

    Let's recap what you (the collective 'you') are saying.

    Calorie is a calorie. c=c

    Food is not identical. f=/=f

    And we know a calorie is an amount of food.

    http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/calorie

    2b - "an amount of food having an energy-producing value of one large calorie"

    c=f

    Who's argument is illogical?

    c=c, c=f, but f=/=f?

    All I said was, leaving it at c=c is misleading.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    'inb4',,, 2nd roll over.
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
    As far as calorie content goes, any food with 100 calories has the same calories as another food with 100 calories.
    A calorie IS a calorie, you see :).

    Yeah. So I said. Over and over. I didn't ask "as far as calorie content goes". I asked if all food is the same.

    To which I answered "yes"
    Food is food. Either it fits or it doesn't.

    lol And then you said.

    I didn't say all food is identical - it's not.

    Food is food. Except for when it's not. Got it.
  • geebusuk
    geebusuk Posts: 3,348 Member
    . I asked if all food is the same.
    The same in what way?

    Go deep enough and no two things are the same.

    Yet most humans would accept that if there was two mugs coming off a production line they were basically the 'same'.

    So could you frame the question with more detail?

    A calorie is NOT an amount of food.
    A calorie is an amount of ENERGY which a food may contain.

    I can have a jar which has 100ml of water and another which has 100ml of gold in.
    They are BOTH 100ml. A millilitre is a millilitre.
    However, one is considerably more valuable than the other.
    One will quench thirst better.
  • neanderthin
    neanderthin Posts: 10,287 Member
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  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member

    Go deep enough and no two things are the same.


    Except calories. Which are always identical. You're making perfect sense. I can now see where I was wrong. lol
  • DamePiglet
    DamePiglet Posts: 3,730 Member
    'inb4',,, 2nd roll over.
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
    As far as calorie content goes, any food with 100 calories has the same calories as another food with 100 calories.
    A calorie IS a calorie, you see :).

    Yeah. So I said. Over and over. I didn't ask "as far as calorie content goes". I asked if all food is the same.

    To which I answered "yes"
    Food is food. Either it fits or it doesn't.

    lol And then you said.

    I didn't say all food is identical - it's not.

    Food is food. Except for when it's not. Got it.

    Yeah, strong argument.
    Nice trolling.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member

    A calorie is NOT an amount of food.
    A calorie is an amount of ENERGY which a food may contain.


    It is. I should have posted the link. Oh I did. It's both. That's English for ya.
  • fast_eddie_72
    fast_eddie_72 Posts: 719 Member
    'inb4',,, 2nd roll over.
    Wow. That slowed the clever responses down. Simple question. Is all food the same or not? It's been answered many times in this thread. I think maybe everyone sees where I'm going with this.

    (edit) I'ma go do... things now. I'll check back later. Thought this would go a lot faster. Sure were plenty of responses before I asked that question. lol We're almost there folks. Let's get a few replies. Just need to establish if f=f.
    As far as calorie content goes, any food with 100 calories has the same calories as another food with 100 calories.
    A calorie IS a calorie, you see :).

    Yeah. So I said. Over and over. I didn't ask "as far as calorie content goes". I asked if all food is the same.

    To which I answered "yes"
    Food is food. Either it fits or it doesn't.

    lol And then you said.

    I didn't say all food is identical - it's not.

    Food is food. Except for when it's not. Got it.

    Yeah, strong argument.
    Nice trolling.

    TROLLING?!?!? Have you read this thread at all? Hell, I'm the least troll like person posing in it! I've had every measure of BS thrown at me. And people have said over and over again that while a calorie is a calorie, not all food is the same. lol Trolling. Yeah. Everyone here knows exactly what I meant, agrees with me, and knows I'm right, yet continued to attack me. And I'm a troll. Good Lord. You have GOT to be kidding me.

    I've made my point and proved it. I declare myself the winner of the internet. Good Night. And good luck.
  • geebusuk
    geebusuk Posts: 3,348 Member
    It is. I should have posted the link. Oh I did. It's both. That's English for ya.
    I do not believe that anyone but you here is thinking of it as a 'unit of food' rather than a 'unit of energy'.

    Got that link again to show a calorie means something different to a unit of energy?