Ok, this is ridiculous.

registers

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

re read what you said very very carefully... I am not the one that failed at math. If you still can't figure it out, ask yourself "where did the 20 calories go? Once you figure that out, ask yourself how many are left, and what are they?(trick question calories are energy i know you know that)"

SiltyPigeon

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

re read what you said very very carefully... I am not the one that failed at math. If you still can't figure it out, ask yourself "where did the 20 calories go? Once you figure that out, ask yourself how many are left, and what are they?(trick question calories are energy i know you know that)"

There's only one way to solve this.
Full out Pokemon-style Stealth Ninja Sumo-wrestle Mele! Bring your samuri sword, gun powder, and best throwing stick. Each of you pick your animal sidekick. We show down at 3pm Eastern Standard Time on top of the Lincoln Memorial Building.
Now this is going to be clean fight. No biting, throwing acorns, or punches blow the ankle.
Each of you in your corner? Good. May the thickest neck win. Now FIGHT!

DizzieLittleLifter

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

re read what you said very very carefully... I am not the one that failed at math. If you still can't figure it out, ask yourself "where did the 20 calories go? Once you figure that out, ask yourself how many are left, and what are they?(trick question calories are energy i know you know that)"

Actually your contradicting yourself. you said:

"97% of fat can be used for energy.
89% of carbs can be used for energy
80% of protein can be used for energy.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place. "

If one consumes 100 protein calories and 80% of them are used as energy that would be 80 calories used as energy not 20.

SiltyPigeon

Stop with the math and logics. If you solve their problem I'll have to refund the Mele ticket prices.

registers

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

re read what you said very very carefully... I am not the one that failed at math. If you still can't figure it out, ask yourself "where did the 20 calories go? Once you figure that out, ask yourself how many are left, and what are they?(trick question calories are energy i know you know that)"

Actually your contradicting yourself. you said:

"97% of fat can be used for energy.
89% of carbs can be used for energy
80% of protein can be used for energy.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place. "

If one consumes 100 protein calories and 80% of them are used as energy that would be 80 calories used as energy not 20.

If you eat 100 calories, you will burn 20 IN DIGESTION. Leaving you with 80 calories to fuel your body.

DizzieLittleLifter

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

re read what you said very very carefully... I am not the one that failed at math. If you still can't figure it out, ask yourself "where did the 20 calories go? Once you figure that out, ask yourself how many are left, and what are they?(trick question calories are energy i know you know that)"

Actually your contradicting yourself. you said:

"97% of fat can be used for energy.
89% of carbs can be used for energy
80% of protein can be used for energy.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place. "

If one consumes 100 protein calories and 80% of them are used as energy that would be 80 calories used as energy not 20.

If you eat 100 calories, you will burn 20 IN DIGESTION. Leaving you with 80 calories to fuel your body.

That's not what you said. Now your talking in circles.

registers

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place.

Someone failed math....

100-80%=20. That's 80, NOT 20. Secondly If you eat `1500 and your body burns or uses 1500 to maintain it's current weight you gained 0 weight.

re read what you said very very carefully... I am not the one that failed at math. If you still can't figure it out, ask yourself "where did the 20 calories go? Once you figure that out, ask yourself how many are left, and what are they?(trick question calories are energy i know you know that)"

Actually your contradicting yourself. you said:

"97% of fat can be used for energy.
89% of carbs can be used for energy
80% of protein can be used for energy.

So if you eat 100 calories of protein, you will burn 20 calories. You would be better off not eating the 100 calories in the first place. "

If one consumes 100 protein calories and 80% of them are used as energy that would be 80 calories used as energy not 20.

If you eat 100 calories, you will burn 20 IN DIGESTION. Leaving you with 80 calories to fuel your body.

That's not what you said. Now your talking in circles.

no i said you will burn 20 calories by eating 100 calories. Which is true, 20 calories burned in the digestion process.

SiltyPigeon

We could arm wrestle???