A typical chicken breast contains 200 calories. Six of those is 1200 calories, well below the recommended daily limits for both men and women. Taking the RDA for women of 2000 (it will vary around this number), this is a 2000 - 1200 = 800 calorie deficit. 800 calories equates to approximately (and theoretically) 100g of fat lost per day. However, everyone's metabolisms are a little different so there will be a great deal of variation.
But over a long period of time, you will definitely lose lots of weight, because you'll either be dead or in a coma. Eating nothing but chicken breast, or nothing but meat in general, lacks various essential elements of a diet, including various fatty acids (which you need in every cell and can't make from scratch), vitamins and minerals (particularly important as cofactors in enzymes, so good luck surviving without those). Not to mention the extreme difficulty you'd have passing stool on the toilet.
And think of the poor chickens...
no you wont, you need a balanced diet of all, fruits, veggies, dairy, and carbs.
No, you would gain weight; because, it is has cholesterol and fat, and lacks basic vitamins (such as vitamin C)
only if you eat a half with no fat and drink water while eating the chicken leg.
Only dog eggs live
That depends on what you order. Hibachi is the only Japanese food I like, and I try to order fish, chicken, and vegetable dishes - shrimp is NOT included in vegetable dishes. The fried rice that is prepared at the table contains eggs, so ask the chef to make it without eggs.
They feel the same as chicken eggs or goose eggs or bird eggs or ostrich eggs or anything, only they're the same size as a chicken egg.
A leopard is only allergic to eggs if they are from a non-kosher chicken.
i think you would lose a heap of weight, and now that you mention it i might just do this :]
They taste great. slightly richer than chicken eggs, larger than chicken eggs and great for use in baking. They are a real treat just because unlike the chicken, the peahen only lays eggs at a certain time of year and only in limited quantity.
yes it does only if its a good and healthy chicken it lays eggs in spring in Australia. thanks u for the question :)
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People who are allergic to chicken eggs may be able to eat duck eggs but it depends on the severity of the allergy and what, specifically, in the chicken egg the person is allergic to. Some people are allergic only to chicken eggs, some are allergic to all poultry products and all bird eggs.
Baby chickens are born from eggs (fertilized eggs only, not the ones you eat), because they are birds. A baby chicken is called a chick.
That is a, um, interesting question, only female chickens lay eggs