A Negative Calorie Food List

To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean. There has been some confusion about this phrase. Some
have thought that this kind of food contains no calories at all...
http://personalhealthcare.googlepage...orie_food_list

ghyti wrote:

To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean.

Spam has lots of calories. Go away.

On Sep 4, 11:13 am, (The Queen of Cans and Jars)
wrote:
ghyti wrote:
To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean.

Spam has lots of calories. Go away.

It might be spam, but the idea of negative calories is interesting. I
don't subscribe to it....but in reading about it I fell onto some
other opinions that might be valid having to do with cold calorie-free
drinks. The idea there is that after drinking cold beverages, your
body needs to expend energy to warm up your core and for 0-calorie
drinks and possibly very low calorie foods like lettuce and celery,
that the total effect of the food plus the cold drinks could actually
be negative. Using this idea, one site said that there are actually
-11 calories in a cold calorie-free drink. If that is the case, I burn
an extra 150 cal or more because I drink a lot of diet soda. It makes
sense and I am still cold in fact from 4 sodas at lunch-time. dkw

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On Sep 4, 11:13 am, (The Queen of Cans and Jars)
wrote:
ghyti wrote:
To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean.

Spam has lots of calories. Go away.

It might be spam, but the idea of negative calories is interesting.

Not really.

On Sep 4, 12:14 pm, (The Queen of Cans and Jars)
wrote:
wrote:
On Sep 4, 11:13 am, (The Queen of Cans and Jars)
wrote:
ghyti wrote:
To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean.

Spam has lots of calories. Go away.

It might be spam, but the idea of negative calories is interesting.

Not really.

Hey Queen, 150 calories is a bowl of oatmeal. I think it's worth it if
it works that way. What you got to lose? You could just drink cold
Perrier water or whatever you may be drinking at room temp. as well
and probably not change much if anything except take in more water
which is probably a good thing for most people anyway. dkw

" writes:

Hey Queen, 150 calories is a bowl of oatmeal.

As I recall from a previous round of this cold drink topic, there's a
"slight" error in that. It's 0.15 of what you consider calories
instead of 150 and hence negligible. You just have to remember that
your American calories are really thousands of calories or
kilocalories for the rest of us.

Anyway, this is from memory, can't check the physics right now.

On Sep 4, 11:13 pm, (The Queen of Cans and Jars)
wrote:
ghyti wrote:
To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean.

Spam has lots of calories. Go away.

A good information is good
don't call everyone spam
Ok
What are you... Spam or ...

On Sep 5, 3:50 am, Anssi Saari wrote:
" writes:
Hey Queen, 150 calories is a bowl of oatmeal.

As I recall from a previous round of this cold drink topic, there's a
"slight" error in that. It's 0.15 of what you consider calories
instead of 150 and hence negligible. You just have to remember that
your American calories are really thousands of calories or
kilocalories for the rest of us.

Anyway, this is from memory, can't check the physics right now.

Could be, but I doubt it. I have no idea how much heat it takes to
warm up a 150 pound man's core 1 degree for example but I would be
very surprised if that number would be a small fraction of 1
kilocalorie. The basal metabolism is based on just those kinds of
actions afterall, and that number is not insignificant, but the
article I read was dealing with kilocalories which is about all we
deal with anymore. Hopefully they wouldn't make a simple conversion
mistake, but who knows. Anecdotally, the Innuit are said to need a
high fat diet because of their colder climate, but that might just
simply be teleological. If your information is correct, the cold
climate would make no difference in the higher calorie diet needs of
Innuit or polar bears, for example. dkw

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On Sep 4, 11:13 pm, (The Queen of Cans and Jars)
wrote:
ghyti wrote:
To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean.

Spam has lots of calories. Go away.

A good information is good
don't call everyone spam
Ok
What are you... Spam or ...

Ok!

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To make a negative calorie food list, we must be precisely clear on
what we mean. There has been some confusion about this phrase. Some
have thought that this kind of food contains no calories at all...
http://personalhealthcare.googlepage...orie_food_list