CurtisR85

It's a flawed concept even with celery. As mentioned above, the only thing ever truly considered negative calories (if one were to insist on using the term) would be good ol' H20. But even then, it's not like you can eat a cupcake and chug a gallon of water and call it even.

You forgot to factor in quantum displacement. I think the real answer is 32.3893, but that is by using average stalk size, so there may be some variables and differing outcomes.

I would never factor in this theory to my calorie counting. If I consume calories, I count them...I don't magically expect them to burn more than was consumed.

No lie, it's MUCH easier when your significant other is eating properly with you. However, on the same token, if you stay strong it can be that much more potentially beneficial for you. If you think about our society it is nearly impossible to get away from temptations. Commercials are specifically designed to tempt you.…

It's all dependent on consumption (and, dare I say, the individual and how their body reacts to it). But, I have witnessed a lot of people who drink diet drinks in excess because "Hey, it doesn't have any calories!" But, no matter how you slice it, I would never claim that a caffeinated beverage "hydrates" you. I'm not…

I usually weigh myself twice a day because I like to see fluctuations. It helps me to stay conscious about what causes certain fluctuations and how to minimize them. Sometimes from the morning to the evening I will see over a 1 pound fluctuation, sometimes the morning is higher, sometimes lower, vice versa for the evening.…

Whoa, I can't believe I didn't see anyone else respond to this post yet. Both contain caffeine, which is a diuretic, so it's doing the opposite of hydrating you. It has more potential to dehydrate you, and dehydration can cause water retention. My personal views are as such. I do have an occasional cup of coffee, which…