Muscle Does NOT Weigh More Than Fat
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please do not breed
Who are you talking to Dave?
myself
always myself
I was just curious..................in the past, our view points are very similar in nature, so i was wondering if you were calling me out on something......0 -
please do not breed
Who are you talking to Dave?
myself
always myself
I was just curious..................in the past, our view points are very similar in nature, so i was wondering if you were calling me out on something......
I'm sure it was about me...he doesn't like me very much.0 -
Great post. Thanks!0
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the original post's picture says it all. thanks. I had not seen this before and it's nice to have a visual.0
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Not sure what the debate is about:ohwell:
the picture speaks volumes...especially about how awful 5 pounds of fat looks!:sick:
Thanks for posting it!
Becky0 -
please do not breed
Who are you talking to Dave?
myself
always myself
I was just curious..................in the past, our view points are very similar in nature, so i was wondering if you were calling me out on something......
no no
I do think we share some of the same views on nutrtition
it just seems amazing that some people actually can debate whether a pound weighs more or less than a pound (of anything)
but it happens and will happen again
some dead horses seem to have nine lives
and Cody-
I love everyone includuing you0 -
But no one is debating that. When people say "muscle weighs more than fat" they are clearly talking about BY VOLUME and that picture illustrates perfectly what they mean.it just seems amazing that some people actually can debate whether a pound weighs more or less than a pound (of anything)
It's only anal people who get all up in arms about the fact that the other posters don't put "by volume" after their statement. Then again, I always say "by volume" after "muscle weighs more than fat". Because I'm anal. :laugh:0 -
please do not breed
Who are you talking to Dave?
myself
always myself
I was just curious..................in the past, our view points are very similar in nature, so i was wondering if you were calling me out on something......
no no
I do think we share some of the same views on nutrtition
it just seems amazing that some people actually can debate whether a pound weighs more or less than a pound (of anything)
but it happens and will happen again
some dead horses seem to have nine lives
and Cody-
I love everyone includuing you
I only said this because I have gotten into some very heavy duty arguments with people regarding this statement...........
One person even asked the Dr and the trainer at the gym. :laugh: :laugh: Then got extra mad at me when they told her the same thing I had been saying.........0 -
It only weighs more by volume because you can put more muscle into the same space as the fat, there for you won't have the same amount of pounds in the same volume space.0
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But no one is debating that. When people say "muscle weighs more than fat" they are clearly talking about BY VOLUME and that picture illustrates perfectly what they mean.it just seems amazing that some people actually can debate whether a pound weighs more or less than a pound (of anything)
It's only anal people who get all up in arms about the fact that the other posters don't put "by volume" after their statement. Then again, I always say "by volume" after "muscle weighs more than fat". Because I'm anal. :laugh:
Actually, in real life - I have had people debate this with me..........
That is why it is such a pet peeve of mine.0 -
yeah the feet feet part too. My grandma would say that to me, but I think she just didn't want a smelly socked child around.0
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This argument reminds me of when I was 4 and I was in the car with my two older brothers, I had no concept of acceleration and velocity. They mentioned that we were going the same speed as the car behind us (I forget why), and I couldn't understand, if they were going the same speed as us, why they hadn't sped up and hit us. They explained it to me for ten minutes to no avail! LOL!
Needless to say, I'm well versed in velocity these days. As I am in volume measurements, density.0 -
Just remember...you guys have been on this site for a long time and discussed these topics frequently. Sometimes new members join and have the questions you had when you 1st joined. I know sometimes it gets repetitive, but they are genuine questions and concerns that these new members have....try to be gentle.
I completely agree with you. A lot of the time, I read the posts and gain a lot of information to questions that I never would have even thought to ask, or to SEARCH for. I don't know why people get so irritated when there has already been a discussion on a certain topic. There is nothing wrong with refering someone to a thread regarding the topic they are asking about, but there is no need to become irritated or rude.0 -
Just remember...you guys have been on this site for a long time and discussed these topics frequently. Sometimes new members join and have the questions you had when you 1st joined. I know sometimes it gets repetitive, but they are genuine questions and concerns that these new members have....try to be gentle.
I completely agree with you. A lot of the time, I read the posts and gain a lot of information to questions that I never would have even thought to ask, or to SEARCH for. I don't know why people get so irritated when there has already been a discussion on a certain topic. There is nothing wrong with refering someone to a thread regarding the topic they are asking about, but there is no need to become irritated or rude.
:blushing: That would be me.....so thank you :drinker:
Oh...and Dave.....just to put your mind at ease.....No more breeding for me
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You LOSE weight.
Your pants are LOOSE.
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there was a clip on biggest loser where I think Jillian is saying this exact thing!!! her and bob talked about the most annoying myths and this was one of them.0
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You LOSE weight.
Your pants are LOOSE.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: It makes me giggle every time I see it.0 -
this is so true.....fiber for fiber fat does not weigh as much.0
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I am one of the weigh more look less people...from my *kitten* down I am nothing but mucsle....people rarely guess that I am 229.....usually I get 190......this was an interesting post.0
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How about this one I have seen....advise and advice...You LOSE weight.
Your pants are LOOSE.
I have seen this mis-used a lot but my boyfriend tells me that one is the american way of spelling and that they are the same. I disagree. I know, here in Canada, we spell colour but in the states it is color.0 -
As a side note, the way i understand it the reason you may gain weight when intially begining a workout program is becasue the act of building muscle requires you to "tear" it. Part of the rebuilding process for muscle is to do this and you will experience some mild swelling and water retention. You dont even have to be "sore" for this to occur. many people often gain weight at first and give up..dont do it, eventually the scale will move the other way if you diet is right and you are putting out enough effort. Calories in and calories out folks its that simple. Another mistake I have seen and hear dpeople make is to actually not eat enough wchi causes your body to go into starvation mode which actually reduces the amount of weight you may lose.0
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How about this one I have seen....advise and advice...You LOSE weight.
Your pants are LOOSE.
I have seen this mis-used a lot but my boyfriend tells me that one is the american way of spelling and that they are the same. I disagree. I know, here in Canada, we spell colour but in the states it is color.
Advice is a noun.
Advise is a verb.
When Ann Landers advises people, she gives them advice.0 -
I knew I was right! Nuts! I should have placed a bet on that one
How about this one I have seen....advise and advice...You LOSE weight.
Your pants are LOOSE.
I have seen this mis-used a lot but my boyfriend tells me that one is the american way of spelling and that they are the same. I disagree. I know, here in Canada, we spell colour but in the states it is color.
Advice is a noun.
Advise is a verb.
When Ann Landers advises people, she gives them advice. 0
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