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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret
"Moosh" wrote in message . ..
snip Then give me the name of even one metabolic lab study that clearly demonstrates this. Put the **** up or shut the **** up. snip But surely there must be one metabolic lab study that supports what the entire nutrition establishment has based its science on. snip Surely the entire field of nutritional science has something to show for its rock solid beliefs. Where is it? snip Do you have the evidence to support your POV? snip Which one exactly? snip The only thing left that will end this argument once and for all is a metabolic lab study that shows the data and the specific finding that the laws of thermo apply directly to weight management in humans. snip Please show us this document and I will gladly concede the argument to you. Put up or shut up. Troll. TC |
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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret
On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 14:16:41 +0000, MattLB
wrote: You need to make the distinction between the 'raw' energy in say, a gram of glucose, and what that corresponds to when the glucose is converted to ATP. Energy is lost in the conversion of protein/fat/carb to ATP so the calories in ATP are less than the calories in the glucose(or ATP is just one of many things that a glucose molecule may end up in. Entering ribulose-5-phosphate shunt is one thing, ending up as part of DNA chain. Glycerol is another thing. So all energy in glucose do not end up as ATP. And, intermediates in TCA cycle may end up in amino acids, like alpha-ketoglutarate plus NH3 goes to glutamate and several other skeletons end up in other amino acids by aminating them (like the other way may happen, deaminating may increase TCA pool) |
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What a bunch of clowns ( Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh)
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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh
Still don't get it. YOU are the one seeming to claim disappearing
calories... No. That's your straw man. I never claimed that calories disappeared. Your intellectual honesty appears to be equal to your mental capacity. Both breathtaking examples of the microscopic world. Calculate and post the quantity of energy available to the cells from 1000 calories of triglyceride in the blood. I have already done your work for you in the case of glucose. Well, uhm, energy available to the cells is one thing. But what Moosh wants to say is that energy that is not used by cells cannot disappear. Even if wasted, it has to go somewhere. The most apparent forms are heat (which could probably be measured) or energy can be bound to another chemicals and excerted (e.g. in form of ketones). But it cannot disappear. Mirek P.S.: I am doing LC, so I think I am NOT biased I still think there might be some metabolic advantage, but even if it is not, pure calorie in calorie out is enough for me to stay on LC. It is so simple - replace starches and sugar by vegetables and 0cal sweetener and your calorie intake drops by one third or even half - and you will not notice it in form of hunger or taste - quite opposite... Makes me think that human body simply is not build to live from hi-glycemic food. There is only a little satiety difference between eating a lb of bread or cauliflower, esp. if mixed with some fat or protein. |
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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh
"Moosh" wrote in message . ..
snip Still don't get it. YOU are the one seeming to claim disappearing calories. snip Who exactly has claimed disapearance of calories? Could you please find and quote the post where anyone has claimed disappearance of calories? TC |
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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh - again
"Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ...
Still don't get it. YOU are the one seeming to claim disappearing calories... No. That's your straw man. I never claimed that calories disappeared. Your intellectual honesty appears to be equal to your mental capacity. Both breathtaking examples of the microscopic world. Calculate and post the quantity of energy available to the cells from 1000 calories of triglyceride in the blood. I have already done your work for you in the case of glucose. Well, uhm, energy available to the cells is one thing. But what Moosh wants to say is that energy that is not used by cells cannot disappear. Even if wasted, it has to go somewhere. The most apparent forms are heat (which could probably be measured) or energy can be bound to another chemicals and excerted (e.g. in form of ketones). But it cannot disappear. Mirek P.S.: I am doing LC, so I think I am NOT biased I still think there might be some metabolic advantage, but even if it is not, pure calorie in calorie out is enough for me to stay on LC. It is so simple - replace starches and sugar by vegetables and 0cal sweetener and your calorie intake drops by one third or even half - and you will not notice it in form of hunger or taste - quite opposite... Makes me think that human body simply is not build to live from hi-glycemic food. There is only a little satiety difference between eating a lb of bread or cauliflower, esp. if mixed with some fat or protein. Oddly enough, I haven't read anywhere where a single person in any of these threads has said anything about calories disappearing, except for Moosh-troll who has been insisting that what we are saying amounts to calorie disappearance. Which only serves to clearly show his/her inability to comprehend simple english. All I've ever suggested was that maybe the calculations that insist that one gram of protein or carb is 4 kcals and one gram of fat equals 9 kcals is wrong. Either they are wrong in the sense that food is not always broken down to those energy values in every single case or they are simply to rough a guess to be useful in predicting weight loss or gain in humans. Or they are wrong in that fat storage is more a function of hormonal balance than it is a function of the very basic energy values of food. No-one has suggested that the Law of Thermo is invalid. Only that it is not directly applicable in terms of the currently used caloric values of foods for predicting whether the body will store fat or rid itself of fat. The evidence is pretty over-whelming that low-calorie diets do not work and that low-carb diets do work significantly better and are significantly healthier than high-junk-carb diets. TC |
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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh - again
Oddly enough, I haven't read anywhere where a single person in any of
these threads has said anything about calories disappearing, except Well, reading the whole thread, I think that it was what Moosh thinks you are saying Anyway, I would still like to see metabolism efficiency for fat/protein/carbs in different context. Are there some web resources to show it ? Mirek |
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What a bunch of clowns ( Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh)
On 27 Jan 2004 11:46:06 -0800, (tcomeau) wrote:
And what "other mechanisms"? Your Google search term for today is "acylation stimulating protein" From Mr. "Ketogenic Diet" himself Lyle McDonald. http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%2...onr.com&rnum=1 Or http://tinyurl.com/2fbpf -- Ron Ritzman http://www.panix.com/~ritzlart Smart people can figure out my email address |
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Uncovering the Atkins diet secret - for Moosh - again
"Mirek Fidler" wrote in message ...
Oddly enough, I haven't read anywhere where a single person in any of these threads has said anything about calories disappearing, except Well, reading the whole thread, I think that it was what Moosh thinks you are saying Moosh seems to think a lot of things that were never stated or intended. Anyway, I would still like to see metabolism efficiency for fat/protein/carbs in different context. Are there some web resources to show it ? Mirek I've haven't seen anything like it. But I haven't searched for that specifically. It seems that everyone has blindly accepted that carb/protein=4 kcals and fat=9 kcals ever since the turn of the century with only some minor re-calculation in the late 50's or 60's. I still haven't found one study that specifically states that the kcal counts can be used directly to predict weight gain or loss. And Moosh isn't volunteering any info that could clear this up. :-) TC |
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