Muscle VS Fat
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I wish this site had a "Like" button Thanks!0
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Muscle weighs more than fat is a perfectly acceptable thing to say and is accurate. It's the same as saying, "rocks weigh more than feathers." Nobody is saying that a 1 pound of something weighs more than 1 pound of something. Don't be dense (pun intended).
Well, those people are silly, then.0 -
Hence, getting prickly because someone didn't explicitly point out the implied "by volume" when making the statement might indicate that someone is just trying to start something.
I agree with your sentiment. I think the behavior can sometimes resemble the arguing tactic "in your opinion."0 -
Hence, getting prickly because someone didn't explicitly point out the implied "by volume" when making the statement might indicate that someone is just trying to start something.
I agree with your sentiment. I think the behavior can sometimes resemble the arguing tactic "in your opinion."
I am a humble and innocent observer :flowerforyou: I can't image to what you could possibly be referring.0 -
is this why after a few days of heavy working out but not ness. eating more i weigh more?0
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Muscle weighs more than fat is a perfectly acceptable thing to say and is accurate. It's the same as saying, "rocks weigh more than feathers." Nobody is saying that a 1 pound of something weighs more than 1 pound of something. Don't be dense (pun intended).
Well, those people are silly, then.
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This actually cleared up alot for me. I had already planned to ignore my BMI number once I was down to 200 to 220 being 6.0 feet because I was able to under stand that a 215 lb person with muscle will look totally different than 215 lb person with fat. Although BMI would consider me overweight I would be very healthy with a very low body fat percentage and a better H toW ratio.. This chat reinforced my thought process. Full steam ahead!
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is this why after a few days of heavy working out but not ness. eating more i weigh more?
It is highly unlikely you put on muscle that quickly. You create tears in your muscles when you work out. Your body holds onto water to heal them; this is how you get stronger. It's just water. You didn't gain that much fat or muscle over night.0 -
is this why after a few days of heavy working out but not ness. eating more i weigh more?
It is highly unlikely you put on muscle that quickly. You create tears in your muscles when you work out. Your body holds onto water to heal them; this is how you get stronger. It's just water. You didn't gain that much fat or muscle over night.
Exactly. Putting on muscle takes hard work and a good diet. You don't just accidentally do it xD
In most cases it takes a calorie surplus too0 -
this is interesting0
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It's the same as "What's heavier a pound of feathers or a pound of lead." It takes much less lead to get to a pound than feathers.0
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oh good, another one of these conversations..0
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It's a play on words. Hasn't anyone ever pulled one over on you with the whole "what weighs more, a lb of feathers or a lb of bricks?"0
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Wow I really opened a bad topic!!! I apologize. I guess I didn't know it had been discussed before. I get pound and volume are different. Yes clarity is needed but I get it now!!!0
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The nutrients and minerals in our body as well as the calories come from the food we eat. If you are on a diet, you should be conscious on the right foods to eat to lose weight so that you make sure that you are taking the right nutrients and energy for the body and avoiding those that will ruin your diet plan. Dieting programs such as The Diet Solution Program require you to take only foods to eat to lose weight along with other exercise and other essential activities that can help you trim your figure.
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