Does Spicy Food Help You Lose Weight? #shorts | 2x Buldak Ramen Noodle [VpEEUyf4P]

Does Spicy Food Help You Lose Weight? #shorts | 2x Buldak Ramen Noodle [VpEEUyf4P]

Join my mailing list: https://andyfvng.com ___________________ Can you eat spicy foods and lose weight? Yes and no. Does spicy foods burn fat? No Much of the research on spicy foods focuses on capsaicin, the compound that gives chile peppers their kick. Some of that research has found that capsaicin boosts the body's ability to break down fat and burn more energy. “It seems to rev up the body's fat-burning mechanisms” - however this is just an over exaggeration in a similar fashion as eating more fiber because it suppresses appetite. Because without understanding the science of losing weight; To lose weight, you need to eat and drink fewer calories than you burn. That's called a calorie deficit. If you take in more than calories than you burn, then you don't have a calorie deficit and you won't lose weight. There are two ways to raise your calorie deficit: changing what and how much you eat, and exercise. In basic terms, a calorie is a unit of energy. So if a milkshake contains 250 calories, it means your body will obtain 250 units of energy by consuming it. To avoid gaining weight from drinking the milkshake, your body will need to burn either the same number of calories or more calories as the milkshake contains, creating a deficit. But sometimes the math isn’t that simple. How your body burns, or metabolizes, calories differs based on a variety factors: Basal metabolic rate (BMR): This is the amount of energy your body needs to keep all its basic systems — breathing, heartbeat, digestion and cell growth, among others — functioning correctly. Calculated using your height, weight, gender and age, the BMR accounts for 50 percent to 80 percent of your daily calorie expenditure. Several online tools exist to help you calculate your BMR, including this one. Muscle-to-fat ratio: Determined through a person’s body mass index (BMI), those with higher muscle mass will burn calories faster. Activity level: The more intense your activities, the more calories you will burn Hormone function: Endocrine issues such as menopause, diabetes and even stress can affect hormonal weight gain. Similarly, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, women may need to consume additional calories to keep their babies growing at a healthy rate. Overall medical health: Certain illnesses and medications, like steroids, can cause you to put on weight, regardless of your diet and exercise level. Since each person has a different genetic makeup and medical health history to take into consideration, one-size-fits-all calorie deficits like the ones you can select on many fitness apps (usually 1,200 or 1,500 calories a day), won’t work for everyone. To lose a pound of fat, you’ll need to burn 3,500 more calories than you consume in a week. In other words, to drop one pound a week, you must have a deficit of 500 calories a day. For two pounds, you’ll need a deficit of 1,000 calories a day. This calorie reduction can be achieved by increasing activity levels or eating fewer calories, although a combination of both is ideal. And remember, your body does not treat all food calories equally. The source of the calories affects how your body metabolizes its energy. Stay fuller longer while maintaining a calorie deficit by choosing these foods: Whole grains Vegetables Fruits Fish Nuts Low-fat dairy products Work with your doctor or a dietitian to create a deficit that shaves off those extra calories — and pounds — without leaving you feeling hungry or deprived. #fitness #nutrition #reaction #health #weightloss

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