any food that has ZERO calories?

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  • CaptainGordo
    CaptainGordo Posts: 4,437 Member
    Negative Calorie Foods: It takes your body more calories to consume these foods than what they actually are:

    • Apple
    The first item on this list should be an indicator that something isn't right here. The average apple is estimated to have 80 calories. If you eat 6 average apples a day without counting it, you'll have already eaten back your deficit and won't lose weight over time.
    I hear ya sister. I've tried to point this out a few times in this thread, but a lot of folks prefer to live in this fantasy world where there are magical foods whose calories somehow do not count. :ohwell:
  • btpeanut
    btpeanut Posts: 20 Member
    cucumbers with salt and a sprinklie of apple cider vinegar is yummy:)
  • marleebaby
    marleebaby Posts: 105
    I don't know how true it is, but I've heard that you actually BURN calories eating (plain) celery - Its so low in calories to begin with, the act of chewing it actually burns some calories.

    I can't remember what site it was, but it was definitely a quotable one, this has been debunked. it does have zero cals, but does not make you go negative.
  • marleebaby
    marleebaby Posts: 105
    Negative Calorie Foods: It takes your body more calories to consume these foods than what they actually are:

    • Apple

    The first item on this list should be an indicator that something isn't right here. The average apple is estimated to have 80 calories. If you eat 6 average apples a day without counting it, you'll have already eaten back your deficit and won't lose weight over time.

    She's right. There is no food that makes you go negative. it is definitely a fantasy.
    I found a site for you guys, pleeeaseee stop eating this stuff, thinking it's making you negative. it's all lies! :P
    http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1896439_1896359_1896346,00.html
  • cbrown591
    cbrown591 Posts: 1
    The list is all raw vegies???
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