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robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the B.S of the thread.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
What if you skip going to extremes and just eat moderate amounts of foods you like with the calories MFP gave you to lose your desired amount?
I would gain weight eating 2,000 calories of anything everyday for weeks. I do lose weight eating the right number of calories for me.
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SconnieCat wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the science.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
FIFY.
LOL....BAHHHHH
edit.(assuming sarcasm)
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robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the B.S of the thread.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, WHOA!?
Hold one here a second.
I thought we were talking about high fat/low carb and low carb/high fat.
So apparently sugar is the debil, but you can eat as many carbs as you want.
Can we have a high carb/high protein/high fat diet?0 -
SconnieCat wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the science.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
FIFY.
LOL....BAHHHHH
edit.(assuming sarcasm)
You assumed correct
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SconnieCat wrote: »SconnieCat wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the science.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
FIFY.
LOL....BAHHHHH
edit.(assuming sarcasm)
You assumed correct
HAHAHA... I cannot stop laughing at this, (crying now) ... thanks for the good laugh !!
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chivalryder wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Nope, the amount of calories you can eat will change.
Again you can eat less calories eating certain foods. It doesn't mean you can't lose weight eating anything, you can. It simply means you can't eat as much of it.
Calories in-calories out =how many calories you can eat to lose weight
It is a great equation, but in that equation the variables calories in have sub variables as well as there are sub variables in the calorie out equation that will change the answer.
Can you please post some scientific evidence to back up your claim.
If you cannot do this, I will have to suggest you start taking some laxatives because you're full of *kitten*.
I'm just quoting this... because it's amazing.0 -
chivalryder wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Nope, the amount of calories you can eat will change.
Again you can eat less calories eating certain foods. It doesn't mean you can't lose weight eating anything, you can. It simply means you can't eat as much of it.
Calories in-calories out =how many calories you can eat to lose weight
It is a great equation, but in that equation the variables calories in have sub variables as well as there are sub variables in the calorie out equation that will change the answer.
Can you please post some scientific evidence to back up your claim.
If you cannot do this, I will have to suggest you start taking some laxatives because you're full of *kitten*.
I'm just quoting this... because it's amazing.
You inspire me to produce my best work.0 -
chivalryder wrote: »chivalryder wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Nope, the amount of calories you can eat will change.
Again you can eat less calories eating certain foods. It doesn't mean you can't lose weight eating anything, you can. It simply means you can't eat as much of it.
Calories in-calories out =how many calories you can eat to lose weight
It is a great equation, but in that equation the variables calories in have sub variables as well as there are sub variables in the calorie out equation that will change the answer.
Can you please post some scientific evidence to back up your claim.
If you cannot do this, I will have to suggest you start taking some laxatives because you're full of *kitten*.
I'm just quoting this... because it's amazing.
You inspire me to produce my best work.
its' the whole rainbow unicorn thing. It's working for us.0 -
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Is it safe now?
Obligatory cat gif:
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Have you just started working out? if so its very likely to be your muscles retaining water to heal/repair...actually I'm just seeing your answer to my question, you have upped your workout - it could well be that.0
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How long since you last lost weight? if its been more than 3 weeks then its time to tighten up the logging, it usually means we're eating too much, unfortunately
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RunRutheeRun wrote: »Have you just started working out? if so its very likely to be your muscles retaining water to heal/repair...actually I'm just seeing your answer to my question, you have upped your workout - it could well be that.
You may want to consider reading a thread before giving redundant and repetitive answers.0 -
chivalryder wrote: »RunRutheeRun wrote: »Have you just started working out? if so its very likely to be your muscles retaining water to heal/repair...actually I'm just seeing your answer to my question, you have upped your workout - it could well be that.
You may want to consider reading a thread before giving redundant and repetitive answers.
Indubitably, Tosh!0 -
srslybritt wrote: »Is it safe now?
Obligatory cat gif:
Reading the last 5 pages has sent me a bit perculiar. For a second I actually thought a kitten was climbing out of my screen 0 -
trinatrina1984 wrote: »srslybritt wrote: »Is it safe now?
Obligatory cat gif:
Reading the last 5 pages has sent me a bit perculiar. For a second I actually thought a kitten was climbing out of my screen
You need to watch The Ring more often.
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It's a real cat! I just petted him, and he purred! What a sweet kitty.trinatrina1984 wrote: »srslybritt wrote: »Is it safe now?
Obligatory cat gif:
Reading the last 5 pages has sent me a bit perculiar. For a second I actually thought a kitten was climbing out of my screen
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robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the B.S of the thread.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
The wrongness of these post are hilarious.
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yopeeps025 wrote: »robbackatya wrote: »Without getting into the B.S of the thread.
All calories do not impact your weight in the same way. Everything is relative to your weight.
Test it out.
Go on a high fat high, high sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
How much did it translate into weight loss for you?
Go on a low fat low sugar diet and eat 2,000 calories for 2 weeks.
Extrapolate the number. Do it for several weeks if you are not satisfied with the results.
How much did that translate into weight loss for you?
Again you can lose weight eating anything, but everything is relative to you weight if that is what you are trying to lose. Which was the OP question.
All calories are not = when it comes to weight loss. Hope that helps.
The wrongness of these post are hilarious.
I'm still waiting for quantifiable evidence.0
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