Sentences with phrase «to do with calories»

They said it had to do with calories in vs calories out.

These are all very healthy, low - calorie choices, but what does your body really do with these calories after you eat and drink them?

The body knows what to do with calories from fruits and vegetables.

Turns out there is a bit of a wrinkle when it came to these studies, and it has to do with the calorie targets.

It definitely has nothing to do with calorie counting (I am very against that).

Weight loss is in fact little to do with calories in versus calories out, but the impact that your food choices have on your hormones *.

The Atkins Diet can result in weight loss, don't get me wrong... but the weight loss has nothing to do with some magical ratio of carb to protein and everything to do with calorie deficit.

The gallery describes the «calorific» (to do with calorie consumption and expenditure) tray paintings of silver nitrate and epoxy ink on canvas, as representative of an individuals energy transfer over a period of one second of activity such as standing or lying down.

Well, I'd like to propose a different weight loss plan for you and everyone else that keeps the weight off and straight up makes you healthier in all aspects of your life — and it has nothing to do with calorie counting!

While both of these are essential to our wellbeing, there are also elements of our lives that have nothing to do with calories in or calories out that can affect our vitality in really profound ways.

There are many factors affecting weight loss that have nothing to do with calories.

IMO, the problem with sweetened dairy drinks has nothing to do with calories — it has to do with kids being taught to prefer sweetened drinks.

caloric An adjective that means having to do with calories.

This is why you need to do the same thing as you did with the calories.

Actually, in this study, it had nothing at all to do with the calories.

So whilst it knows what to do with calories one they enter your body, it doesn't know why you're eating them or what drives you to make the food choices you do.

It has nothing to do with calories or fat or protein.

When you're in a deficit your body has to prioritise what to do with the calories that are coming in.

And, as you'll learn below, a lot of it has to do with calories.