How To Lose Weight In Your Sleep Instant Results
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Well this explains why my right leg is smaller than my left.0
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THIS IS THE GREATEST ! definitely laughed out loud!0 -
Well this explains why my right leg is smaller than my left.
ROFL! I'm totally the same. And I tend to sleep with the right leg hanging outside of the bed covers. Wow, it really works (NOT)! :laugh:0 -
Well this explains why my right leg is smaller than my left.0
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THIS IS THE GREATEST ! definitely laughed out loud!
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha me too.. I love this!!!0 -
Hi, are you lazy? If so you can lose weight while sleeping here is how... Most bedrooms in the UK and the US Are generally warm. Well Sleep without your dovet and turn on your fan cause your body will burn brown Fats So YOU Know what to do fellow lazy people or people who cant fit in a workout.. ditch the dovet and freeze your *kitten* slim :happy:
I don't know anyone who can actually sleep well when that cold. Sleep deprivation increases cortisol, which hinders fat loss. Now you're cold, tired and not losing weight.
I'm guessing that this came from that article on T-Nation from a few days ago.
http://www.t-nation.com/training/cold-temps-for-a-hot-body
I eye rolled when I read it myself.
"wearing an ice vest and a pair of compression shorts filled with ice packs"
I was out and then I thought....
I'm back in on this. Slap me on some ice panties, let's do this Arnie.0 -
Sounds like a recipe for crappy sleep.0
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lol too funny0 -
"If you melt dry ice in a pool and go swimming, will you get wet?"0
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brown fat is the better kind
Agreed, I like it when it is nice and brown and crispy.0 -
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This one time I pooped and lost 2 lbs in a day.
Call science.0 -
Brown fats, eh?
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Hi, are you lazy? If so you can lose weight while sleeping here is how... Most bedrooms in the UK and the US Are generally warm. Well Sleep without your dovet and turn on your fan cause your body will burn brown Fats So YOU Know what to do fellow lazy people or people who cant fit in a workout.. ditch the dovet and freeze your *kitten* slim :happy:
If that was true, I'd be anorexic, because I'm always cold !0 -
Well this explains why my right leg is smaller than my left.0
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This reminds me of a study I once heard about (but think it has probably been discredited since - or it might not have including additional factors is my guess)
A study by David Allison of the University of Birmingham found that air conditioning might make you fat.
One of the most intriguing factors listed in the study is the “reduction in variability of ambient temperature.” The widespread use of central heating and air conditioning means that most homes and offices are now kept at a relatively constant temperature year-round. Allison’s group found evidence that this causes the body to expend less energy, because it does not have to work to warm up or cool down, potentially leading to increased fat stores. In the South, where obesity rates are the highest in the nation, homes with central air increased from 37 to 70 percent between 1978 and 1990.
You have to expend more calories than you intake to lose weight. I imagine subjecting yourself to cooler temperatures does make you burn more calories as your body works harder, but I don't think it would be significant enough to want to forgo a duvet. Duvets are cozy and amazing.
Living in Western Washington with NO A/C this made me smile a bit.I just checked and it's 81 degrees INSIDE my house. And yes, I just did an at-home workout too!! I guess I shouldn't covet my friends that own A/Cs then.
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Hi, are you lazy? If so you can lose weight while sleeping here is how... Most bedrooms in the UK and the US Are generally warm. Well Sleep without your dovet and turn on your fan cause your body will burn brown Fats So YOU Know what to do fellow lazy people or people who cant fit in a workout.. ditch the dovet and freeze your *kitten* slim :happy:
How can you give your partner a dutch oven without the blanket though?0 -
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OP is incorrect, but I think this is the study s/he was referencing: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/8289780
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