When it comes to body weight, this means that calorie intake minus calorie expenditure
equals calories stored.
Not exact matches
Eating more
calories does not necessarily
equal more muscle growth, and once protein synthesis has been maxed out for a given time period, any excess
calories you take in will simply be
stored as fat.
A high - intensity cardio of
equal duration can help your body burn up to 400
calories per session, about 150 of which comes from fat
stores.
Well, since there are approximately 3,500
calories stored in one pound of fat, you are putting on fat at a rate of about 1 pound every seven days (since 3,500
calories / pound divided by 500
calories equals 7 days / pound).