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Originally Posted by Parasense
The CICO (calories in calories out) nonsense has been debunked long ago.
It's still 100% the most important factor in losing weight. No matter how much you want to fight it, you can't argue with the laws of thermodynamics.
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Originally Posted by Parasense
Of course there are good and bad foods, are you kidding me?
Try SAD (standard american diet), and see how morbidly obese you get from sugar, high fructose corn syrup, seed oils etc.
Good and bad just by themselves are moral questions. Food isn't a moral thing.
Once again, goals and quantity need to be considered. I could eat SAD for an entire month and not gain a single pound nor suffer any health consequences.
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Originally Posted by Parasense
If you only eat beef, you can eat a lot more "calories" than usual, and still lose weight.
Pure bullshit.
The thermic effect of protein is higher than carbohydrates and fats, but not enough to have any meaningful effect on weight. In some individuals, high protein can curb appetite and may not make you eat as much, but that's an entirely different thing.
Dr Meh didn't lose 100 pounds by eating the same amount of calories when he switched to carnivore. He's expending more calories by exercising, and he's eating less by skipping breakfast everyday and all of that is encouraging him to eat less food when he does eat.
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Originally Posted by Parasense
And by the way, you dont eat calories, you eat food. Try eating a gramm of uranium. You think you gain a million pounds? (LOL_calories)
Are you trying to assert food doesn't have calories? Really not sure what point you're trying to make here.
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Originally Posted by Parasense
Same with fat, if you dont combine it with carbs. (Google "randle cycle" to understand why carbs combined with fat are very bad)
You are obviously not up to date with science at all.
95% of the nutrition scientists in the USA are linked to the food industry that's selling you all the crap, anyway.
Check doctor Eric Berg or Professor Bart Kay on YouTube (or doctor Shawn Baker)
Haven't heard of the other dudes, but Berg is a chiropractor, quack, and Scientologist.
But sure, if it's a choice between someone smashing Doritos, pizzas, and ice cream on their sofa all day long or eating less food due to quackery, then the latter is the healthier option.