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Re: Calorie Intake

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  1. It depends on your metabolism - the absorption of calories differs
    with different people. Some people absorb everything (a neighbour can
    eat only 800 calories a day or she gets fat). Some (like me when I
    was younger) simply stop absorbing energy when they have enough. Most
    people are somewhere between. The simple answer is: watch YOUR
    weight.

  2. According to all the medical and bio-chemical textbooks I've read, we
    all have the same metabolism.

    The variable is not the metabolism but the quality of the carbs and
    other foods consumed.

    TC

  3. "TC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    According to all the medical and bio-chemical textbooks I've read, we
    all have the same metabolism.

    The variable is not the metabolism but the quality of the carbs and
    other foods consumed.

    TC

    Ooh - *quality* of carbs?

    Do you mean simple as opposed to complex etc?

  4. "TC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    According to all the medical and bio-chemical textbooks I've read, we
    all have the same metabolism.

    The variable is not the metabolism but the quality of the carbs and
    other foods consumed.

    TC

    Ooh - *quality* of carbs?

    Do you mean simple as opposed to complex etc?

  5. No. Naturally occurring low-carb-density high-nutrition-density
    wholefood carbs vs highly refined high-carb-density
    low-nutrition-density carbs.
    Real food vs. manufactured and refined foods.

    TC

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