Calories
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Calories is what someone uses to measure a person's energy.
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- Everybody “knows” that people who are overweight overeat. Doctors know it. Diet writers know it. The lecturers at Weight Watchers know it. Everybody knows it. And so, if you are overweight, you probably know it, too. But when I approached the problem mathematically, the numbers didn’t know it. And the numbers were clear. Boy, have we been wrong….I computed that each pound of body fat is maintained by less than one extra calorie per hour.
- Margo Feiden, Margo Feiden’s The Calorie Factor, Simon & Schuster Inc. 1989, Page 11, ISBN 978-0671618001
- Never underestimate the power of a calorie. Never underestimate the power of even one calorie. Fatness is not a condition maintained by overeating. Fatness is a condition brought about and maintained by eating a few too many calories, consistently.
- Margo Feiden, Margo Feiden’s The Calorie Factor, Simon & Schuster Inc. 1989, Page 13, ISBN 978-0671618001
