The one simple rule that everybody tends to overlook is that to lose weight you have to
consume less calories than you burn.
Of course, you will lose weight on this if you are
consuming less calories than you burn off during the day.
While
consuming less calories than you burn, you lose weight.
We've been told time and time again that the key to weight loss is very simple...
Consume Less Calories Than You Burn It's simple math we are told.
The principles are simple:
consume less calories than you burn, get a good balance of macronutrients.
Not exact matches
You probably know this by now but humans
burn fat by
consuming less calories than they expend in a day.
A study out of Laval University in Quebec found that people who
consumed hot red pepper ate
less food and
burned more
calories (probably because the pepper increased their metabolism)
than those who did nt.
And last but not least...
consume less calories than your body needs /
burns and you lose weight.
By
consuming less calories than we use, we lose weight because the body begins to
burn stored fat to produce energy.
You need to
consume approximately 500
calories less than what your body
burns (maintenance amount) as if you do not create a caloric deficit, no matter what you do, you will not lose fat!
What this means is that as you
consume less food
than you normally do, your body
burns calories at a faster rate
than it ever has.
I know there are so many «magic» pills, supplements and diets out there, but the basic of weight loss is
consuming less than you use or
burn more
calories than you take in.
what I'm worried is that cycle
burns way much more
calories than treadmill, if I change cycle an hour into treadmill an hour, the
calories I
consume by workout is
less than before, this may make get fat because of surplus of
calories: (what should I do?
I'm saying if your body naturally
burns 2000
calories per day to keep you alive and functioning (plus exercise), you need to
consume less than 2000
calories to be in a deficit and cause fat loss.