This is the tried and true formula that has worked for a long time.
OTOH, this article is interesting, Why the calorie is broken - ScienceAlert
Current means of counting calories are an imprecise means of calculating how many calories foods contain. Plus, cooking some foods might change how many calories are available to the body. Plus HOW foods are cooked might affect that.
I'm not planning to change my diet even more based on this article, since there's a lot of speculation in it. However, intuitively (always dangerous when discussing science), it does answer the question of "Why is it I ate less yesterday, but weigh more today?", that I find myself asking from time to time.
OTOH, this article is interesting, Why the calorie is broken - ScienceAlert
Current means of counting calories are an imprecise means of calculating how many calories foods contain. Plus, cooking some foods might change how many calories are available to the body. Plus HOW foods are cooked might affect that.
I'm not planning to change my diet even more based on this article, since there's a lot of speculation in it. However, intuitively (always dangerous when discussing science), it does answer the question of "Why is it I ate less yesterday, but weigh more today?", that I find myself asking from time to time.
I've patented the CAJUNLAWYER weight loss plan which I share FREE OF CHARGE to forum members.
EAT LESS-MOVE AROUND MORE.
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