Not receiving enough nutrition and meeting your daily calories needs cans low your metabolism, possibly leading to weight gain. But you don't need to eat extra just to compensate.
Exercise.
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It is extremely important to measure one's calories if you are overweight or if you wish to loose weight and maintain it. If the body takes in too many calories and you do not exercise properly you will not be able to burn the extra calories.
One pound of body fat equals 3000 calories. A Big Mac is about 600 calories, So, if you eat five Big Macs without exercise, you're going to put on a pound of weight. If you eat only 100 extra calories a day, you'll put on a pound a month, 12 pounds a year.
No. If you're overeating, popping a few blackberries aren't going to make those extra calories disappear. And extra calories will turn into extra weight.
To lose weight, cardio exercise is the best as it helps you burn extra calories. Along with the cardio, mix in a little strength training to help you gain endurance and to boost your metabolism.
When you are following the HCG weight loss program, you must strictly follow the diet of only 500 calories per day. Although you are not supposed to heavily exercise while on this diet, you can perform light aerobic activity, such as walking. However, make sure to compensate for calories burned if you do. For example, if you burn 100 calories walking, make sure to eat an extra hundred calories to offset the exercise.
Because your consuming more calories so its going to make you gain weight and weight effects your health!
Actually... Exercise leads to being fit. When you exercise your muscles get ready for work. Exercise causes the muscles to become more active in general and when they get into that state they naturally need more nutrients. Being FIT leads to weight loss. While pounding away on a treadmill for 30 minutes may not burn many calories, it DOES cause the muscles to start getting serious. You'll burn extra calories for a few hours after exercise, so in effect the answer is, "yes". But it takes an indirect route.
Sort of. If you log your exercise you can trade some of that for extra points to eat.
Either you must exercise to burn the extra calories, or it will turn into fat.