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i think it depends on your definition of extra calories. if you define your daily calorific requirements as maintanece calories plus calories required to build muscle/workout, then any calories on top of this would be "extra calories" and hence stored as fat.joey2005 said:Im taking a health class and according to the nutrition section...ANy extra Calories are stored as fat no matter what!!! so please tell me how would eating more and more of the good carbs,proteins,fats with training gain muscle when extra calories are only stored as fat hmmm? or is my teacher just not smart?
Actually it does make sense think about it! building muscle increases your weight. most people will gain body fat on a bulk - obviously .when bulking its better to eat slightly too many calories than too few.joey2005 said:see doesnt make sense lol....how do you gain weight then???/ by adding extra calories correct???/ well how do you gain muscle weight then?? If extra calories which would be the only weigh to bulk is stored as fat? I personally think somef at is gained in a bulk.
thats incorrect your body will break down stores of fat over muscleWilliamB said:Muscles need calories to regrow and not die. Your body will eat your muscles before it eats your fat. Just like I would eat a side of beef before I would eat a side of fat. jk