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%Begin Tip Understand the Law of Metabolic Demand Search Skip to content Menu Menu follow us Store Articles Community Loyal-T Club Loyal-T Points Rewards Subscribe to Save Search Search The World s Trusted Source & Community for Elite Fitness Diet & Fat LossEating Tip Understand the Law of Metabolic Demand Stop using the word weight and get smarter about calories This will help by Dr Jade Teta March 8, 2016April 5, 2021 Tags Feeding the Ideal Body, Nutrition & Supplements, Tips The Body Isn t a Good Multitasker Your body likes to be either burning or building, but not both. There are a few exceptions to this rule, but the two big ones are beginners and those using anabolic hormones. This is the Law of Metabolic Demand.
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The body responds to what you subject it to. This is a major insight to the calorie argument....
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The body responds to what you subject it to. This is a major insight to the calorie argument.
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The body responds to what you subject it to. This is a major insight to the calorie argument.
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The idea that calorie excess always leads to fat gain and calorie reduction always leads to fat loss...
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That's important because metabolic rate (BMR) accounts for over two-thirds of calories burned a...
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The idea that calorie excess always leads to fat gain and calorie reduction always leads to fat loss is not accurate. You can reduce calories and lose weight, but that weight may or may not be mostly body fat. Research tells us the standard "eat less, exercise more" approach to dieting leads to about 20-50% loss of lean tissue (water, glycogen, muscle).
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The idea that calorie excess always leads to fat gain and calorie reduction always leads to fat loss is not accurate. You can reduce calories and lose weight, but that weight may or may not be mostly body fat. Research tells us the standard "eat less, exercise more" approach to dieting leads to about 20-50% loss of lean tissue (water, glycogen, muscle).
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You could instead be gaining lean tissue (water, glycogen, muscle) and if you do, you're doing ...
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That's important because metabolic rate (BMR) accounts for over two-thirds of calories burned at rest and more than half of BMR is determined by your muscle mass. So you can be increasing calories and gaining weight, but that weight may or may not be fat.
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That's important because metabolic rate (BMR) accounts for over two-thirds of calories burned at rest and more than half of BMR is determined by your muscle mass. So you can be increasing calories and gaining weight, but that weight may or may not be fat.
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You could instead be gaining lean tissue (water, glycogen, muscle) and if you do, you're doing your metabolism a favor. The demands you place on your body will determine whether excess calories become fat or muscle and whether reductions in calories will result in fat or muscle loss.
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You could instead be gaining lean tissue (water, glycogen, muscle) and if you do, you're doing your metabolism a favor. The demands you place on your body will determine whether excess calories become fat or muscle and whether reductions in calories will result in fat or muscle loss.
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The Study There's a study to illustrate the point. It was published in the April 1999 Journal o...
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This is why experts agreed that weight training should be the dominant form of activity in fat loss programs. It's the only type of movement that can funnel extra calories into muscle gain versus fat. But it's not a high calorie burning form of exercise.
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This is why experts agreed that weight training should be the dominant form of activity in fat loss programs. It's the only type of movement that can funnel extra calories into muscle gain versus fat. But it's not a high calorie burning form of exercise.
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The other group was assigned resistance training three times per week and did no aerobic exercise. A...
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The Study There's a study to illustrate the point. It was published in the April 1999 Journal of the American College of Nutrition and looked at two groups of obese subjects put on identical very low calorie diets. One group was assigned an aerobic exercise protocol (walking, biking, or jogging four times per week).
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The Study There's a study to illustrate the point. It was published in the April 1999 Journal of the American College of Nutrition and looked at two groups of obese subjects put on identical very low calorie diets. One group was assigned an aerobic exercise protocol (walking, biking, or jogging four times per week).
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The resistance-training group lost 32 pounds, and 32 pounds were fat, 0 was muscle. When resting met...
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The other group was assigned resistance training three times per week and did no aerobic exercise. After 12 weeks, both groups lost weight. The aerobic group lost 37 pounds, 27 of which was fat and 10 of which was muscle.
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The other group was assigned resistance training three times per week and did no aerobic exercise. After 12 weeks, both groups lost weight. The aerobic group lost 37 pounds, 27 of which was fat and 10 of which was muscle.
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The resistance-training group lost 32 pounds, and 32 pounds were fat, 0 was muscle. When resting metabolic rate was calculated after the study, the aerobic group was burning 210 fewer calories daily.
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The resistance-training group lost 32 pounds, and 32 pounds were fat, 0 was muscle. When resting metabolic rate was calculated after the study, the aerobic group was burning 210 fewer calories daily.
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In contrast, the resistance-training group had increased their metabolism by 63 calories per day. What you do has a direct impact on whether a calorie is a calorie.
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In contrast, the resistance-training group had increased their metabolism by 63 calories per day. What you do has a direct impact on whether a calorie is a calorie.
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