I will now put forward 7
common calorie myths and demonstrate how and why calorie counting is inaccurate.
Not exact matches
Another
common myth that weight watchers fall for is that products that are labelled as fat free or reduced fat will not contain any
calories.
Read on as Lisa Booth, 8fit nutritionist & Coach, debunks some
common juice
myths and shares her favorite nutrient - dense, low -
calorie drink options.
It is a
common myth that if you eat 500 fewer
calories each day, or 3,500 fewer
calories a week, you will lose one pound of fat each week.
It's a
common myth that just one extra pound of lean mass / muscles will help you burn 30 - 50
calories per day at rest.
Calorie counting for weight loss is is one of the most
common nutrition
myths!