Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 at
2:32 pm
OK, all you dieters out there!
Starting the ball rolling...............90
OK, all you dieters out there!
You CAN burn calories
Doing your everyday activities!!
Calories can be burned by the hundreds by engaging in strenuous activities that do not require physical exercise.
Listed below are exercises and the calories they burn per hour:
Beating around the bush.................75
Jumping to conclusions.................100
Climbing the walls.....................150
Swallowing your pride...................50
Passing the buck........................25
Throwing your weight around
(depending on your weight)..........50-300
Dragging your heels....................100
Pushing your luck......................250
Making mountains out of molehills......500
Hitting the nail on the head............50
Wading through paperwork...............300
Bending over backwards..................75
Jumping on the bandwagon...............200
Balancing the books.....................25
Running around in circles..............350
Eating crow............................225
Tooting your own horn...................25
Climbing the ladder of success.........750
Pulling out the stops...................75
Adding fuel to the fire................160
Wrapping it up at the day's end.........12
To which you may want to add your own favorite activities, including:
Opening a can of worms .................50
Putting your foot in your mouth........300
Going over the edge.....................25
Picking up the pieces after............350
Sunday, August 2nd, 2009 at
9:36 am
Before you answer zero, consider the following: Riding a bicycle burns calories. Calories come from the foods that one consumes. Food isn't free. How many additional calories would one burn per mile vs sitting in a motor vehicle for the same amount of time? What foods would provide the most calories per dollar spent? Could a person reasonably expect to maintain a level of physical health necessary to efficiently operate a human-powered vehicle on such a diet? What would be the nutritional profile of a diet that would support such an active lifestyle? What would be the cost per calorie for the healthy diet? Would regular exercise affect basal metabolism thereby increasing total caloric needs even when not actively riding? How much money would be needed to purchase one day's worth of the cheapest food to sustainably support a sedentary lifestyle? How much would a single day's supply of optimum diet cost?
Saturday, August 1st, 2009 at
12:58 pm
What types of things do you like to eat/drink while you are coding?
Some things I like to eat/drink are...
Coke black
Trisket Crackers
Espresso
Bawls Energy drink
(diet) Rockstar Energy Drinks
Sandwhiches
And more sandwhiches...Actually I find that if you put potato chips in sandwhiches it makes them taste better. =)
Friday, July 31st, 2009 at
9:42 am
I'm training for the upcoming college track sesson, and I need to lose some weight to get my body fat percentage down. What foods should I stick to. What foods will fuel my running also. Also can someone recommend a sprinting program for the 100 m, 200 m, and 4 x 4
Thursday, July 30th, 2009 at
10:42 am
I have a huge problem with snacking....i eat so well during my main meals then I ruin it by snacking on just in between. I find that when I don't snack i'm either really hungry by the time I have a real meal, or i get grumpy really fast. I excersise and do alot of activities so i know i need to eat something to keep me fueled. is there any tricks that you used to help you stop snakcing bad, and can you recommend some good snacks i can have that wont ruin my diet? Thanks in advance!
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 at
7:24 am
Okay so when it comes to losing weight, I basically suck. I've tried every diet out there and nothing works. Now I'm trying to try to not diet and just watch my calories and eat healthier. I just started running 40 minutes a day last week but I want to make sure I'm eating enough calories to fuel myself for my runs but still lose weight. I'm about 5'6" and I weigh 150 lbs.
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 at
5:25 am
Do you think we should rally for everyone to go a low carbon diet?
Alternative fuels, hybrids, walking, etc.
Monday, July 27th, 2009 at
3:33 am
I went to Burger King in my area and the games that came with the value meal were already over and July is not even over. The service was decent but the burger BK double stacker with bacon was the size of a biscuit. Oh well you can never truly diet enough. Personally, I blame both presidencies the cons for beginning the mess and the libs for adding fuel to the fire. Blaming Bush again I know it suks but its true I notice the decline in condiments during Bush presidency so do not deny if you want others to see the truth.
Sunday, July 26th, 2009 at
1:10 am
hi there,
is this supplement a good fat burner?
does it have ephedra ? and is that good or bad
ive lost about 30 pounds with diet and excersise but i want to get rid of the last 10-15 pounds and would like something to help me do it
ps. im 17 going on 18 in a few months
Friday, July 24th, 2009 at
11:06 pm
I am on a diet and I know that food is like fuel for the body but if i eat and a short while later my stomach is growling should i go ahead and eat? I dont want to slow down my metabolism or make my body go into starvation mode i just need to know it i will be effecting my diet and hindering my wieght loss if i eat when my stomach is growling. Is it that my body needs food or not?
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 at
10:11 pm
I am 6'0", 141 lbs. Whenever I run track at school I lose weight. My family is big on the low-carb diet, so there are not many carbs in our house, which is what i suspect is the reason i lose weight. What single thing, (or a couple of things) could i ask my parents to purchase that would help me to have fuel when i ran, and to not lose weight?
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 at
11:23 pm
all questiongs are true or false
1. Your body may use proteins as fuel even if fats and carbohydrates are avilable
2. Saturatd fats have no carbon-carbon double bonds
3. A person should try to include all elemts in his or her diet.
4. A person should try to include all elements in his or her diet
5. When glucose is broken down to release energy. oxygen is one of the products
Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 at
10:29 pm
I've used rip fuel before, but that was years ago, it worked really good but i was wondering if there was anything new out there that would work better
Monday, July 20th, 2009 at
7:17 pm
I'm very skinny with body fat percentage of about 4% at 6yrs old. I am underweight and need to put on weight but i am scared of my body fat going up. I train for 30 mins 5 times a week on weights and crunches, and follow a good diet. If i eat more calories, yeah i'll put on weight, but will a little bit of fat help me to bulk up a bit and fuel muscle when it's needed?
Sunday, July 19th, 2009 at
4:50 pm
do you really want to know how to get rid of acne?
You really can get rid of acne, naturally. How? By learning about the causes of acne and how to rebalance the body. By understanding that applying harsh chemicals to the skin can actually exacerbate the skin's natural oil production and make acne worse. Why is it that people who don't eat a Western diet don't have acne? You, too, can get rid of acne by understanding why it's predominantly a Western problem. In parts of the world where a Western diet is being adopted, they are now getting acne.
Our bodies are fine-tuned machines, continually creating new cells and getting rid of dead cells. There are three processes vital to human health; appropriation (taking in food, air, water etc), assimilation (absorbing nutrients to create new cells) and elimination (expelling waste/toxins). If any one of these is unbalanced, this can lead to less than vital health. We need to take in the right fuel, use it effectively and get rid of by-produ
Saturday, July 18th, 2009 at
7:17 pm
ok i workout ever day and i lose like 5 lbs then i gain back.. i can never lose more than 10 lbs. im dedicated and----#2 i am debating whether to use twin lab amino fuel or muscle milk. ive used both but need to know which is better for weight loss. help!!!
ALSO IM 6foot tall
Friday, July 17th, 2009 at
11:27 pm
I know if some people dont get the right diet they can actually send their body into keyosis- where the body breaks down muscle to fuel itself because it si either out fo fat or wants to save its ast reserves.
when a charlie horse happens, is that part of wahts going on?
(i understand calcuim potassium and hydration ahve alot to do with it too, and charlie horses are basically from mineral deficiancy, but do they casue muscle breakdown?
Thursday, July 16th, 2009 at
9:40 pm
Relacore
Ripped Fuel
Stacker or Stacker 2
Quickslim
Hyrdoxycut
Thursday, July 16th, 2009 at
12:20 am
I have been having a terrible time trying to find out what percentage of the soy and corn crops grown in the U.S. are fed to livestock each year.
Does anyone have a direction for me to head in? Does anyone know where I can find this information?
Also, I need this information for an article I'm writing. People think that bio-fuels are the main reason we are in a food crisis? Try again. It's because of our largely meat and dairy based diets.
Thanks, I hope someone can help me!
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 at
3:32 am
just some info{oponions please}.. Most people think the way to get rid of soreness is through diet..False,itll just give your body fuel.. but it has nothing to do to make the body less sore.The main reason you feel sore/stressed out is because your body is 'stressed out' and how can you relive it? Easy.. yoga breathing trust me its the best thing to do.. stop worrying and getting so anxious on what to eat to make you look better after a workout doing that makes you even more stressed out causing more stress on the body ..Now, relax your body stand or sit down and breath through out your nose slowly but make sure your body dosent move esspiacly your shoulders.. just relax, feel like your lungs are getting air inside then when you cant breath in anymore breath out the nose slowly.. while breathing in youll feel the soreness stifness loosen up and feel blood get to the area and muscles expand and when breathing out youll feel relief and mostly feel good.. Best thing to do.. Good Luck:).