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There's no such thing as negative calories. However, I once read somewhere, that celery has so few calories, and chewing it is such hard work, that you can actually burn more calories eating it (if you eat it raw) than it has in it, so in that sense, eating celery would result in a net negative caloric intake.
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What is food myth?
Negative calories.
Does frozen strawberries have negative calories?
No
How many calories in 1 ounce of celery?
There are actually negative calories in one ounce, as celery has no calories.
If you eat 300 calories and then do an activity like work or soccer wich burn 500-600 calories then are all the calories you ate befor eliminated and now are negative calories?
There's "no such thing" as negative calories. What people commonly call negative calories is just absence of calories or energy. (Like trying to explain zero) If you burn off the calories that you consumed for the day you then start burning excess energy (fat) that your body has stored.
Who invented the first vegetable indicator?
When was the forst vegatable indicator made in? When was the forst vegatable indicator made in?
Does lettuce contain negative calories?
Yes
Are beans a vegatable?
Yes. They are.
Is pepper a vegatable?
yes it is
What is Angharad?
Angharad is a vegatable.
Is a corn a vegatable?
yes it is
Is watermelon a vegatable?
fruit
Do a stalk of celery fewer calories than a candy bar?
yes. celery has negative calories
