There is no such thing as a negative calorie food, teh calculation
with food energy units is kilo calories not the calories they take
about inphysics to raise the temperature of water 1°. The foods they
list are low calorie and have usually a high water content.
Michelle Ozzie in Switzerland
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On 19 Dec 2004 05:23:09 GMT, (Aplin17) wrote:

If a food has "negative calories" (see
www.healthrecipes.com/negative_calories_list.htm), does it mean you can eat it
until you're stuffed (even unconfortably stuffed) and not gain any weight, or
does the food lose its negative properties after a certain point?