A pound of fat
Dan112358
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So if my weight remains the same, but I replace 10 lbs of old fat with 10 lbs of new muscle, I can eat 350-560 more calories in a week, but still maintain my weight? Good to know.0
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So if my weight remains the same, but I replace 10 lbs of old fat with 10 lbs of new muscle, I can eat 350-560 more calories in a week, but still maintain my weight? Good to know.
Be careful with that one. Using the conservative values (7 cals/lb muscle, 3 cals/lb fat), you're only burning a difference of 4 cals/lb. For a 10 lb shift, you're talking about an extra 40 cals per day. Even with the extreme values, for a 10 pound shift from fat to muscle, the difference would be 80 cals per day. You might want to check your math!0 -
*checks math*
80x7=560
40x7=2800 -
pretty much nothing is factual about that poster except the caloric value of the foods..0
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*checks math*
80x7=560
40x7=2800
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