If 7000 calories = 1kg

Banks01

Oh, I didn't say which direction it would come out -- I'm just saying it won't be inside you for very long!

Do you eat those calories back?


(please no one answer, just a joke)

infamousmk

Oh, I didn't say which direction it would come out -- I'm just saying it won't be inside you for very long!

Do you eat those calories back?


(please no one answer, just a joke)

I will answer! I'd probably eat half those calories. I like calories!

mattmorgan44

The extra 300g from drinking the oil comes from human fat having water [] in it. That actually explains it perfectly.

(Thanks Larius and aj_rock, it makes complete sense)

What does water in the oil have to do with it? Am I mid understanding this?

I think the easiest way to understand this is Calories = energy, NOT weight.

It takes 7,700 calories (energy) to make 1kg of fat. 1kg of oil can have enough ENERGY (9000 calories) for the body to produce 1.3kg of fat.

If I am wrong please tell me, I am interested in this

skellyness

O.O *shudders* math..

nz_deevaa

If I drink 1kg of vegetable oil (and keep it in)...

But why would you do this?

Because it is delicious and thirst quenching.

Can I count that as water?

shapefitter

I need to burn 7700 kcal to loose 1kg? I'm aiming do this in 10 days.

_MG_