I don't know what that acronym means and my BMI is very low.
I don't know what that acronym means and my BMI is very low.
Sure thing. Then why did you twist what I wrote and reply about calorie being a unit of energy when I neither claimed otherwise nor mentioned such?
My BMI is very low. very
Then you're just as unhealthy as a ham if lower than a healthy weight.
Sure thing. Then why did you twist what I wrote and reply about calorie being a unit of energy when I neither claimed otherwise nor mentioned such?
>My BMI is very low.
>very
Then you're just as unhealthy as a ham if lower than a healthy weight.
I could be bigger but I prefer to stay lean. Hypertrophy isn't the way to go. Slow gains build strength and endurance.
You sperged out and didn't even refute the fact that empty calories are worse than nutrient dense calories. Digestion and metabolism is a factor. 2000 calories of sugar and other simple carbs are not equivalent to 2000 calories of meat and vegetables.
I could be bigger but I prefer to stay lean. Hypertrophy isn't the way to go. Slow gains build strength and endurance.
You sperged out and didn't even refute the fact that empty calories are worse than nutrient dense calories. Digestion and metabolism is a factor. 2000 calories of sugar and other simple carbs are not equivalent to 2000 calories of meat and vegetables.
Literally EVERYTHING you just woke is "calor6 out".
Literally EVERYTHING you just woke is "calor6 out".
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