So if your goal is to increase your energy output to further the effects of a caloric deficit (also known
as burning more calories than you consume, in order to lose weight) you may be setting yourself up for failure.
It doesn't matter which diet you choose because any diet can lead to weight loss as long
as you burn more calories than you consume during the day.
At a fundamental level, losing weight is as simple
as burning more calories than you consume.
Not exact matches
In case you pack
more excess body fat
than you'd like to admit, make sure you
burn more calories than you
consume and consider taking fat -
burning supplements
as well.
Your body fat is the accumulation of all the excess
calories you've ingested, and they're stored
as a backup source of energy to be used in cases of caloric deficit (that's when you
burn more calories than you
consume).
After all, if the ultimate goal of losing fat is to maintain a
calorie deficit over time by consistently
burning more calories than you
consume, how could a
calorie -
burning tool such
as cardio end up working against you?
When you
consume more calories than you
burn, you store the excess
calories as fat... aka extra poundage on the scale.
Even if you restrict your
calories and do lots of exercise so you are
burning more calories than you are
consuming,
as long
as your insulin levels are raised, your body will not be able to break down fat.
It's also referred to
as caloric surplus, wherein you
consume more calories than what you
burn during workouts and at other times of the day.
As a result,
consuming sweets can easily lead to
consuming more calories per day
than you
burn, ultimately causing weight gain and obesity.
You can ensure that you
burn more than the typical 10 percent of
calories usually used in the
consuming, digesting and processing of food — known
as the thermic effect — by altering the ratio of the nutrients you
consume.
Ensure that your goals are met by emphasizing these foods
as part of a balanced diet and exercising routinely to make sure you're
burning more calories than you
consume.
I would recommend
burning more calories than you
consume as the best way to lose weight in conjunction with eating a healthy balanced diet.
As long as we're burning more calories than we're consuming, we'll lose weigh
As long
as we're burning more calories than we're consuming, we'll lose weigh
as we're
burning more calories than we're
consuming, we'll lose weight.
In fact, research shows that so long
as the energy balance of your diet is on par with your goals (i.e. you're
burning more calories than you're
consuming as mentioned above), fat loss is similar whether or not you choose to eat before performing cardio.
Like in humans, weight gain occurs in pets such
as dogs and cats when they
consume more calories than they
burn through their daily normal activities and exercise.
Especially
as puppies, many small, high - energy dog breeds
burn more calories than they
consume, which can lead to health issues.