Stemming largely from the phrase “BURNING calories” the idea that the more you sweat, or the hotter you are, the more calories you burn is one that has falsely survived for far too long…
…the reality is that our body temperature has very little to do with how many calories we burn
…in actuality, placing us in a colder environment which forces our body to CREATE heat actually burns more calories than a regular, or overly hot one (this has been evidenced by numerous studies which force individuals to work all day in offices set to 45-50 degrees!! and end up seeing a slight increase in calories burned)
So next time you decide to go for a hike in 100 degree temps or put your hoodie on before you do cardio thinking that you’re going to get a little something extra out of it you might want to second guess yourself and make sure it’s really worth it!
All you’re doing is temporarily dehydrating yourself and while that might provide you with a leaner look in the moment, it’s not worth it in the long run!
Does More Sweat Equal More Calories?
Stemming largely from the phrase “BURNING calories” the idea that the more you sweat, or the hotter you are, the more calories you burn is one that has falsely survived for far too long…
Why We WANT Carbs For Weight Loss
When I tell people that all 23 of my clients who have lost over 100lbs have done so on a high carb diet they are SHOCKED. Conventional advice says that we need to go on a low-carb, or no carb diet in order to lose weight. Many individuals have even been duped into believing that their bodies “do not respond well to carbs” and therefore they will never be able to lose weight so long as they eat carbs...this is 100% FALSE, and frankly from a human nutrition perspective, it’s absolutely outrageous.
5 Common Myth To Lose Weight
We have studied individuals who eat 6 times a day, 1 time a day, 3 times a day & always see the same effect on metabolism. Your Metabolic Rate is NOT something that changes hour by hour, it takes weeks or even months of consistent habits to have an effect on metabolic rate.