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From: DisneyDana on 21 Oct 2005 19:09
joanne wrote:

>
> As in last nights show, the guy who was increasing his cardio to an
> extra 3-5hrs (they HAVE to do at least 2 hours of exercise a day)lost
> only like 3 or 4 pounds this week. He was soooo surprised because he
> thought all the extra workouts would put him out ahead of everyone
> else. But what he didnt get was what the trainer (Jillian) asked him
> if he was *eating enough* to be doing all this extra exercise and
> that it might backfire on him as his body might go into starvation
> mode and hang onto some weight. So strange as it may seem in some
> instances you do have to eatmore to lose weight. Then again, another
> red team member was making eggs & sausages in the middle of the night
> and of course lost nothing because he didnt have a big enough caloric
> deficit for the week. Kind of makes you think your're damned if you
> do and damned if you dont eh? ;-)
>
>
> joanne

Yes, this stuff totally confuses me. If your body starts hanging on to
weight if you starve yourself, then somebody explain to me why anorexics are
so flippin' bony!?"
--
DisneyDana


From: Cubit on 21 Oct 2005 19:29
Right.

"DisneyDana" <DisneyDana(a)nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> joanne wrote:
>
> >
> > As in last nights show, the guy who was increasing his cardio to an
> > extra 3-5hrs (they HAVE to do at least 2 hours of exercise a day)lost
> > only like 3 or 4 pounds this week. He was soooo surprised because he
> > thought all the extra workouts would put him out ahead of everyone
> > else. But what he didnt get was what the trainer (Jillian) asked him
> > if he was *eating enough* to be doing all this extra exercise and
> > that it might backfire on him as his body might go into starvation
> > mode and hang onto some weight. So strange as it may seem in some
> > instances you do have to eatmore to lose weight. Then again, another
> > red team member was making eggs & sausages in the middle of the night
> > and of course lost nothing because he didnt have a big enough caloric
> > deficit for the week. Kind of makes you think your're damned if you
> > do and damned if you dont eh? ;-)
> >
> >
> > joanne
>
> Yes, this stuff totally confuses me. If your body starts hanging on to
> weight if you starve yourself, then somebody explain to me why anorexics
are
> so flippin' bony!?"
> --
> DisneyDana
>
>


From: joanne on 22 Oct 2005 16:19

DisneyDana wrote:
> Yes, this stuff totally confuses me. If your body starts hanging on to
> weight if you starve yourself, then somebody explain to me why anorexics are
> so flippin' bony!?"

Because someone who is anorexic has gone beyond fatloss, and has eaten
into any lean muscle mass they might of had. Not the physique a healthy
person would want or desire.


joanne

From: DisneyDana on 22 Oct 2005 18:50
joanne wrote:
> DisneyDana wrote:
>> Yes, this stuff totally confuses me. If your body starts hanging on
>> to weight if you starve yourself, then somebody explain to me why
>> anorexics are so flippin' bony!?"
>
> Because someone who is anorexic has gone beyond fatloss, and has eaten
> into any lean muscle mass they might of had. Not the physique a
> healthy person would want or desire.
>
>
> joanne

No, not at all, but the fat is gone too, which contradicts the "if you
starve, your body will hang on to the fat" thing. Not that I want to be
anorexic by any means, but it goes against what is supposed to happen when
you don't eat enough. You would think that anorexic people would all be
stuck at one weight.
--
DisneyDana


From: Cubit on 24 Oct 2005 17:30
How many obese people can be seen in the films of the survivors being freed
from the German concentration camps? Surely, a percentage of those interned
were obese. According to the theory of fat retention because of calories
that are too low, these victims should have been trapped in their obese body
shapes. I have read that the standard rations were 600 calories per day.


"DisneyDana" <DisneyDana(a)nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> joanne wrote:
> > DisneyDana wrote:
> >> Yes, this stuff totally confuses me. If your body starts hanging on
> >> to weight if you starve yourself, then somebody explain to me why
> >> anorexics are so flippin' bony!?"
> >
> > Because someone who is anorexic has gone beyond fatloss, and has eaten
> > into any lean muscle mass they might of had. Not the physique a
> > healthy person would want or desire.
> >
> >
> > joanne
>
> No, not at all, but the fat is gone too, which contradicts the "if you
> starve, your body will hang on to the fat" thing. Not that I want to be
> anorexic by any means, but it goes against what is supposed to happen when
> you don't eat enough. You would think that anorexic people would all be
> stuck at one weight.
> --
> DisneyDana
>
>


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