No, you won’t gain any weight because the result will be uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea.
You might even lose weight.
Weight gain has nothing to do with the weight of foods you eat but instead the calories they contain, the amount absorbed, and how those things end up being integrated into the body (fat, muscle, connective tissue, bone, etc)
No, you won’t gain any weight because the result will be uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea.
You might even lose weight.
Weight gain has nothing to do with the weight of foods you eat but instead the calories they contain, the amount absorbed, and how those things end up being integrated into the body (fat, muscle, connective tissue, bone, etc)
Where did you get those numbers for fat from? Is it the same fats, in the same composition?
There are different types of “fat”. And different foods contain different amounts of the different fats. The fat you found for your 3500 number is probably a different mix (or a different fat altogether) than what olive oil contains.
Where did you get those numbers for fat from? Is it the same fats, in the same composition?
There are different types of “fat”. And different foods contain different amounts of the different fats. The fat you found for your 3500 number is probably a different mix (or a different fat altogether) than what olive oil contains.
No, you won’t gain any weight because the result will be uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea.
You might even lose weight.
Weight gain has nothing to do with the weight of foods you eat but instead the calories they contain, the amount absorbed, and how those things end up being integrated into the body (fat, muscle, connective tissue, bone, etc)
Where did you get those numbers for fat from? Is it the same fats, in the same composition?
There are different types of “fat”. And different foods contain different amounts of the different fats. The fat you found for your 3500 number is probably a different mix (or a different fat altogether) than what olive oil contains.
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