What’s the difference between calories and calories from fat?
July 21st, 2009 | by fat |
Mickey O’Neill asked:
i mean i can pretty much guess but, can i eat calories for my normal energy and then totally eliminate calories from fat so that i’m burning off all my fat? it seems right to me. thanks for your time.
on the back of products they list Calories and then List Calories from Fat. lots of foods have 0 for Calories from fat. thanks again for your time.
free fat woman
i mean i can pretty much guess but, can i eat calories for my normal energy and then totally eliminate calories from fat so that i’m burning off all my fat? it seems right to me. thanks for your time.
on the back of products they list Calories and then List Calories from Fat. lots of foods have 0 for Calories from fat. thanks again for your time.
free fat woman
4 Responses to “What’s the difference between calories and calories from fat?”
By horizon on Jul 23, 2009 | Reply
fat calorie
calories from fat just take longer to burn
By lisalau on Jul 25, 2009 | Reply
fat large
I don’t understand your question
edit:
OK usually fat calories in food are stored as fat in your body, so a fat calorie is bad
By Wooderson on Jul 26, 2009 | Reply
fat calorie
A calorie is a calorie is a calorie.
Calories from fat is the measure of the number of calories that you are getting that is in the fat that you eat. It’s healthier to have fewer calories from fat, supposedly.
However, if you eat zero fat, but consume 3000 calories and burn only 2000, you will gain weight. If you eat only fat, and you eat 2000 calories but burn 3000, you will lose weight.
Eating only fat, and eating zero fat, long term, will kill you though….
By spiffen s on Jul 29, 2009 | Reply
fat calorie
All calories are is energy. Calories from fat is just the energy you obtain from the digestion of those fats. As long as you burn more calories than you ingest you will lose weight wether those calories come from fats or other sources.