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Coffe & diet question
In addition to what Brad stated, you really have to decide if weight
loss is your only objective. Do you want to lose weight or be healthier? Its true that you can skip breakfast taking in fewer calories, but this won't lead to a healthier body. You body needs nutrients to survive and if you skip meals, then your body goes into survival mode and burns even less calories each day. You best choice is to eat a healthy breakfast (include coffee if you want) exercise and eat 5 - 6 smaller meals throughout the day. Wishing you great success, Robert Merriott http://www.TrackYourDiet.com Let us do the number crunching for you! (Brad Sheppard) wrote in message . com... Weight loss occurs when you burn up more calories than you consume. I drink a cup of coffee (or have a caffeine pill) before I go to the gym because it helps me work out harder. Coffee may help you lose weight if you use it to help you exercise more. You may also get a short-term weight loss from losing fluid - coffee is a diuretic. Skipping breakfast is usually a very bad idea. "Gene" wrote in message ... Let me rephrase the question:-) Does coffee stop or retard the fat burning process in any way? That is, if you drink coffee & skip breakfast - will the fat burning process be "as efficient" as if you had eaten a proper breakfast & drank zero coffee? Gene "Gene" wrote in message ... If you get up in the morning, drink 2 cups of black coffee, then run until you sweat, drink 4 more cups of black coffee,then sit at the PC until 12 noon - what happens? That is, do you start burning fat at any time between 8am & 12 noon under these conditions? Thanks, Gene -- eMail: |
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