Wrong. If you eat the exact same amount of the same food everyday, and exercise the same amount of cardio, and you’re losing weight, you are in calories deficit diet.
That's one person and it is impossible to apply that logic to all humans because not everyone's body reacts the same to exercise. Not everyone's body digests the same.
> Wrong. If you eat the exact same amount of the same food everyday, and exercise the same amount of cardio, and you’re losing weight, you are in calories deficit diet.
That's one person and it is impossible to apply that logic to all humans because not everyone's body reacts the same to exercise. Not everyone's body digests the same.
CI can be calculated.
Not everyone's body digests the same.
Another contradiction.
> CI can be calculated.
> Not everyone's body digests the same.
Another contradiction.
What contradiction?
Both of those statements are factually correct.
What contradiction?
Both of those statements are factually correct.
They contradict themselves.
How can you calculate Calorie In (going into someone's body) if not everyone's body digests the same?
They contradict themselves.
How can you calculate Calorie In (going into someone's body) if not everyone's body digests the same?
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