Calories

... possible, but when one stops or reduces the level of exercise they experience muscle atrophy and if thy still consume the same amount of calories, they are not at metabolically active with a lesser amount of lean muscle tissue and therefore the excess calories are stored as fat deposits. ...

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... the Marine Corps, I only weighed about 55kg! I gained up to my current weight at boot camp, when I was constantly exercising and eating about 4500 calories per day. Since then, my lack of exercise has caused much of the muscle mass I had then to convert to fat, leaving me with a rather higher body-fat ...

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The colder something is, the more energy is needed to heat it up. You can actually burn a very small amount of calories drinking cold water.

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... your weight (and pardon my bluntness) At 260 lbs. I would assume you are not able to lead an active life. This alone means your not burning calories as you normally would. Based on your BMI indicates that you should not be eating the same amount as your lesser weight family members. I know ...

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Hi, I think if we want to burn our calories and loss fat than we have to do some regular exercises and yoga. Exercise will help you out in this process and also contain a healthy diet and avoid Junk Food. Stella

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