DildoFaggins
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Let's say we have two people on a diet.
Person A consumes 1900 calories a day spread out throughout the day, not following any specific schedule
Person B also consumes 1900 cals daily but does so while doing intermittent fasting (16:8 diet for example)
Person A and Person B both do the same amount of excercise, have the same BMI, muscle mass, metabolism etc.
Will Person B experience more rapid weight loss in comparison to person A? Or is it simply calories in and calories out? Meaning they'll both reach their goal weight at the same time.
Person A consumes 1900 calories a day spread out throughout the day, not following any specific schedule
Person B also consumes 1900 cals daily but does so while doing intermittent fasting (16:8 diet for example)
Person A and Person B both do the same amount of excercise, have the same BMI, muscle mass, metabolism etc.
Will Person B experience more rapid weight loss in comparison to person A? Or is it simply calories in and calories out? Meaning they'll both reach their goal weight at the same time.