jaim91 Ms. Olympia Registered Joined Feb 16, 2004 Messages 1,463 Reaction score 1 Points 0 Location Canada Feb 3, 2006 #1 If I eat a pound of food but it doesn't equal 3500 calories, will I still gain a pound?
T tucker01 Senior Member Elite Member Joined Nov 6, 2002 Messages 18,243 Reaction score 202 Points 0 Location Earth Feb 3, 2006 #2 no
Jodi Senior Member Elite Member Joined Apr 29, 2002 Messages 22,466 Reaction score 165 Points 0 Location AZ Feb 3, 2006 #3 Intially sure but during the digestion it will go down.
njc Registered User Registered Joined Jan 13, 2005 Messages 1,900 Reaction score 376 Points 0 Location Illinois Feb 3, 2006 #4 if that were the case calories would be meaningless and packages would state weight instead
E Emma-Leigh Acting Normal... Registered Joined Mar 18, 2004 Messages 4,092 Reaction score 3 Points 0 Location Different shades of black Feb 3, 2006 #5 jaim91 said: If I eat a pound of food but it doesn't equal 3500 calories, will I still gain a pound? Click to expand... If you weighed yourself. Ate the pound of food, then weighed yourself again. Yes. But that just means you have 1 pound of food in your intestines. What % of that is converted into actual 'bodyweight' depends on your overall calorie intake, what the food was, how much was digested etc etc...
jaim91 said: If I eat a pound of food but it doesn't equal 3500 calories, will I still gain a pound? Click to expand... If you weighed yourself. Ate the pound of food, then weighed yourself again. Yes. But that just means you have 1 pound of food in your intestines. What % of that is converted into actual 'bodyweight' depends on your overall calorie intake, what the food was, how much was digested etc etc...
jaim91 Ms. Olympia Registered Joined Feb 16, 2004 Messages 1,463 Reaction score 1 Points 0 Location Canada Feb 4, 2006 #6 Cool, thanks!