what happens to the fat
 

Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what happens
to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

--
Kindest regards

Gary

what happens to the fat
 

When you sweat, it makes little bubbles that come out through the pores of
your skin, those bubbles are too small to be seen, but they are what makes
you feel gross when you're sweating..

Those little bubbles are the fat escaping... the more bubbles the more fat
you're losing. That's why you have to move a lot, to dislodge the bubbles so
that they will slip out.

Will~


wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what happens
to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

--
Kindest regards

Gary

what happens to the fat
 

wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what happens
to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????
Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????


I was told that the stored energy is "utilized" and the waste products of
that utilization is passed out with other waste from your body. Surely
there's a website somewhere that explains how/why/when your body converts
fat to energy and uses it. Here are a few I came across.

http://www.biochem.arizona.edu/class...0conversion%22

http://darwin.nmsu.edu/~molbio/mcb520/lecture9.html

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract


LW
Re-Start - 7/5/06 - 170lbs
Today - 155.5 lbs
Goal - 130 lbs
Height: 5'6" Female. Age: 61
Don't worry about what people think,
they don't do it very often.
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what happens to the fat
 

wrote:
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what happens
to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Yes. Mass converted to energy for the most
part.

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

what happens to the fat
 

That makes me think of the old bubblewrap popping story... Have you really
been around this group that long that you remember that story too? :)

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
When you sweat, it makes little bubbles that come out through the pores of
your skin, those bubbles are too small to be seen, but they are what makes
you feel gross when you're sweating..

Those little bubbles are the fat escaping... the more bubbles the more
fat you're losing. That's why you have to move a lot, to dislodge the
bubbles so that they will slip out.

Will~


wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what
happens to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

--
Kindest regards

Gary

what happens to the fat
 

wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what happens
to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)



I wish I had my college biology book handy.

I like the previous post for the most simplistic answer.
"matter converted to energy"

Think of it this way...

When you put 1 cup of water into a sauce pan over a heat source then watch
while it heats to a boil and let it sit - what happens to the water? Where
does it go?

Similar things happen to fat in the body when you consume at a caloric
deficit to your bodies needs.

what happens to the fat
 

No, this was just my brain going nuts in the middle of a crazy week ;op
Will~

"LFM" wrote in message
. ..
That makes me think of the old bubblewrap popping story... Have you
really been around this group that long that you remember that story too?
:)

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
When you sweat, it makes little bubbles that come out through the pores
of your skin, those bubbles are too small to be seen, but they are what
makes you feel gross when you're sweating..

Those little bubbles are the fat escaping... the more bubbles the more
fat you're losing. That's why you have to move a lot, to dislodge the
bubbles so that they will slip out.

Will~


wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what
happens to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

--
Kindest regards

Gary

what happens to the fat
 

I've heard that you never really "lose" fat cells...they just shrink.
Anyone know if that's true?

-Rushlight
208/135/125

Willow Herself wrote:
No, this was just my brain going nuts in the middle of a crazy week ;op
Will~

"LFM" wrote in message
. ..
That makes me think of the old bubblewrap popping story... Have you
really been around this group that long that you remember that story too?
:)

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
When you sweat, it makes little bubbles that come out through the pores
of your skin, those bubbles are too small to be seen, but they are what
makes you feel gross when you're sweating..

Those little bubbles are the fat escaping... the more bubbles the more
fat you're losing. That's why you have to move a lot, to dislodge the
bubbles so that they will slip out.

Will~


wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what
happens to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

--
Kindest regards

Gary

what happens to the fat
 

Rushlight wrote:
I've heard that you never really "lose" fat cells...they just shrink.
Anyone know if that's true?

-Rushlight
208/135/125

Here's a site that might answer your question. I've also included one
on exercise and the shrinking of fat cells.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14376189/


http://www.dietbites.com/diet-fat-cell-stay.html






Willow Herself wrote:
No, this was just my brain going nuts in the middle of a crazy week ;op
Will~

"LFM" wrote in message
. ..
That makes me think of the old bubblewrap popping story... Have you
really been around this group that long that you remember that story too?
:)

"Willow Herself" wrote in
message . net...
When you sweat, it makes little bubbles that come out through the pores
of your skin, those bubbles are too small to be seen, but they are what
makes you feel gross when you're sweating..

Those little bubbles are the fat escaping... the more bubbles the more
fat you're losing. That's why you have to move a lot, to dislodge the
bubbles so that they will slip out.

Will~


wrote in message
...
Having a discussion at work today & we where trying to decide what
happens to the fat in your body that is burned up through weightloss????

Is it really just burned up

Is it secreted out of the body through sweating etc..

Or is it just naturally removed through the waste cycle????

Answers on a postcard please ;-)

--
Kindest regards

Gary

what happens to the fat
 

On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 00:19:26 GMT, "Willow Herself"
wrote:

When you sweat, it makes little bubbles that come out through the pores of
your skin, those bubbles are too small to be seen, but they are what makes
you feel gross when you're sweating..

Those little bubbles are the fat escaping... the more bubbles the more fat
you're losing. That's why you have to move a lot, to dislodge the bubbles so
that they will slip out.

Will~

You makin' that up??

*lookin for bubbles....



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