@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog “I don’t need practical scientific studies that disagree with me because I read a book that said hormones are more important than calories so they don’t apply to me”. Yeah, we’re done here. Have a good one dude. I still respect you as a person and I hope life treats you well
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog The reason they fail is because they’re not eating less than they’re burning. I can send you studies on that specific thing as well.
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog Calories in… calories out. If stress lowers someone’s energy output, they need to compensate with less food. It’s that simple, and it is real life.
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog NEVER trust the person that says that they know all the secrets and everyone else is wrong. ESPECIALLY in the same breath as trying to sell you something (his book). Go read peer reviewed literature instead. It’s free and available.
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog Your anecdotal story means nothing and is wrong. The ONLY way fat can be stored on the body is if it has excess energy, which CANNOT happen if you’re not eating more than you burn. 100% of the time, for 100% of people. End of story
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog Again, you’re wrong. Hypothyroidism can lower your daily energy expenditure, but it doesn’t mean you can’t lose body fat.
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog If that’s the case, your sister ate less than you did. Maybe same types of food, but smaller quantities. You CANNOT break thermodynamics
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog If your maintenance calories are at 2500… you’ll lose weight consuming 2000 calories… REGARDLESS of whether they come from meat or donuts. Again, I can provide you with literature if you’d like. You are absolutely incorrect on this
@SkiersRight @fantaswriter87 @MattWalshBlog Are you suggesting that those negate CICO, or that those make a gigantic difference in energy output? That’s a really big assumption on your part. Plenty of studies to back my claims