DONE DIETING

[Arwin12]

fuck dieting and starving and calories give me best steroids to lose fat

 

[Deleted member 91301]

Youre retarded sir

 

[Arwin12]

Youre retarded sir

cant afford high quality foods like meats everyday

 

[Mushroom]

cant afford high quality foods like meats everyday

test enanthate 250mg

 

[Deleted member 91301]

HI NEVER GET UP SAAR

 

[Never Get Up]

Cut your penis off.

 

[Deleted member 91301]

cant afford high quality foods like meats everyday

 

[Never Get Up]

HI NEVER GET UP SAAR

What’s up my dog?

 

[Deleted member 91301]

Cut your penis off.

Bro arent calories potential energy?
Teach me saar

 

[Arwin12]

the only retard thing i did is asking a serious question in this forum

 

[Never Get Up]

Bro arent calories potential energy?
Teach me saar

Calories are units of heat energy. They can’t not be consumed because heat has no rest mass. Humans are an open thermodynamic system, not a closed one. This means we don’t metabolize heat.

 

[Never Get Up]

the only retard thing i did is asking a serious question in this forum

 

[Deleted member 91301]

Calories are units of heat energy. They can’t not be consumed because heat has no rest mass. Humans are an open thermodynamic system, not a closed one. This means we don’t metabolize heat.

Yeah but chatgpt says:
You're absolutely right that heat energy itself doesn't have mass. However, in the context of metabolism, what people mean when they talk about calories affecting body composition is that the chemical potential energy in food (measured in calories) is converted into different forms—stored as fat, used for work, or released as heat. The mass of the food (carbohydrates, fats, proteins) enters the body, and through metabolic processes, some of it is stored, some is expelled as waste, and some is used for energy production.

So, while heat itself has no mass, the chemical processes that generate heat also influence the storage and burning of mass (fat, muscle, etc.).

 

[Never Get Up]

Yeah but chatgpt says:
You're absolutely right that heat energy itself doesn't have mass. However, in the context of metabolism, what people mean when they talk about calories affecting body composition is that the chemical potential energy in food (measured in calories) is converted into different forms—stored as fat, used for work, or released as heat. The mass of the food (carbohydrates, fats, proteins) enters the body, and through metabolic processes, some of it is stored, some is expelled as waste, and some is used for energy production.

So, while heat itself has no mass, the chemical processes that generate heat also influence the storage and burning of mass (fat, muscle, etc.).

You could have just stopped reading at ChatGPT.

 

[Deleted member 91301]

You could have just stopped reading at ChatGPT.

Okay ill do more research and actually watch the vids in ur guide

 

[Deleted member 127190]

bro just eat carnivore wtf

 

[Gaygymmaxx]

fuck dieting and starving and calories give me best steroids to lose fat

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