thismyvibe
thismyvibe t1_j6hckrj wrote
Reply to comment by Freedom-No-781 in ELI5 - When losing weight, why is it common to hear "burn more than you consume" in reference to calorie intake. if you consume" 1000 calories, how do you burn 1500? by Freedom-No-781
burning the 500 from storage is just, not eating. you have to proportionally consume and burn more than you consume (output more than input)
thismyvibe t1_j6hc9j4 wrote
Reply to ELI5 - When losing weight, why is it common to hear "burn more than you consume" in reference to calorie intake. if you consume" 1000 calories, how do you burn 1500? by Freedom-No-781
the fat on your body is measured by calories. you burn* the 1000 from consuming and 500 from your body’s storage
thismyvibe t1_j6hcuq7 wrote
Reply to comment by Freedom-No-781 in ELI5 - When losing weight, why is it common to hear "burn more than you consume" in reference to calorie intake. if you consume" 1000 calories, how do you burn 1500? by Freedom-No-781
eat more/burn less = gain weight bc you’re adding to storage without getting rid of much/anything
eat regular/burn regular = stay at weight bc you’re getting rid of what you’re putting in
eat less/burn more = lose weight bc you’re taking from storage without putting anything in.