yes they do, it depends on their weight and their metabolism
Dancing helps allign your spine, makes your balance stronger, and improves your flexibility. It also strengtherns your muscles and streches your body. Dancing is a form of heavy work out... People consider it easy, but they have no clue how hard it really is. It burns calories, increases metabolism(by a little bit), and improves eating habits. When you are a dancer, you NEED to eat a healthy, balanced diet and constantly stay hydrated...
There is debate over whether a virus is a living organism or not. Like organisms it evolves, reproduces but a virus does not have its own metabolism.
People have many different opinions, so ask individual people because not everyone's answer will be the same.
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how the filipinos used the different elements in their art works? what made these designs different from other designs from the different provinces?
No, people of different races do not have different fat burning metabolisms. We are all human and metabolism food the same way on the inside -- calories in, calories out.
Caloric intake is different for different people, based on their age and their metabolism.
Some people have a high metabolism which makes their bodies eat away calories fast and some people have a low metabolism which makes their bodies eat calories not as fast . too many calories = stored up fat = larger person.
All people have different rates of metabolism at various periods of their lives. Younger people typically have higher rates, which is why they seem to eat a whole lot of food yet remain slim and trim. The metabolism rate accounts for the number of calories they burn, and the number of calories taken in, as opposed to the number expended, determines if they gain or lose weight. As a person ages, his rate of metabolism typically slows down, and the person might put on weight even though he is not overeating, due to a slower rate of metabolism.
Different metabolism - different work.
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Two people doing identical work can burn a significantly different number of calories, because a lot of it has to do with metabolism and weight. That said, someone running probably burns more calories per second on average than the same person would "cheerleading", unless it's a particularly active routine.
Food an athlete consumes is used as fuel due to how the body assimilates its calories. It is depending on the amount of calories and protein they consume. The way they produce it is different from people who exercise every now and then.
Yes, you will burn more calories if it is hotter and less if it is colder. This is why many people gain weight during the winter time.
Your metabolism is responsible for burning calories. It adjusts depending on how much you eat each day. For example, if you eat 3000 calories every day, your metabolism adjusts to start burning 3000 calories every day. So if you don't eat, your metabolism pretty much shuts off and the next time you eat, it will take time to change, and therefore every calorie you ate will be stored as fat. This is the reason diets don't work very well, people limit their calorie intake, which slows down the rate of their metabolism. The metabolisms slows down when someone eats less food because the body perceives this as someone not having access to enough food, it's called 'Survival Mode.'
The process of burning food is called metabolism. Everybody's metabolism is different, with some people having a higher metabolism than others. This means they don't gain weight easily.
metabolism rates vary widely. Metabolism plays a big role in rate of caloric usage.