I'm suprised it took two pages for someone to call us out for arguing about nutrition XD
Quote from knjDisplay MoreShieeet Dude, Fmpone are you really 100% on what you are saying here ?
Cause if yes, than sorry but you have no idea about nutrition !
How, explain to me HOW one will add fat to your body and how the other will burn ? Maybe i'm missing smth
Not talking about vitamins/fiber and that stuff; this is deffinition of calorie (the one we are using in nutritions dieting)
The large calorie, kilogram calorie, dietary calorie, nutritionist's calorie, nutritional calorie, Calorie or food calorie (symbol: Cal) is approximately the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree CelsiusSo ENERGY VISE 100calories from avocado and 100calories from snicers bar will do EXACTLY THE SAME TO YOU (again, energy vise).
Lets say someone will eat 3 000 kcalories eating only veggies like broccoli, salads, fruits like avocado ect, and other will eat exactly 3000 calories eating shit food/snickers bars ect, who will get more fat out of it ?
again I'm not talking about health/vitamins/fiber just pure energy consumption
Honestly dude pretty much everything you just said is wrong. The energy you get from different types of macronutrients could not be any more different. 3,000 calories of sugar could send you into a diabetic coma or some shit, 3,000 calories of beef would probably make you feel satisfied and put some stress on your organs. Completely different, yet the same amount of calories. Your argument makes no sense. If you really want to suggest than avocados and snickers do the same thing to you "energy wise" (what does that even mean btw? I guarantee you'll get more energy from an avocado, a snickers bar will probably raise your insulin levels etc, google what that will do to your "energy")
You need to realize that the way your body metabolizes different foods completely changes the impact of those calories on your body. Saturated fats, unsaturated fats, carbohydrates, nutrition is a lot more complicated than "omg all calories are the same because energy". The way you metabolize the food you eat will have a direct connection to the way your body fat is stored. The way your body fat is stored and/or burned will have a direct connection to your body weight.
I'm not trying to be a dick. Everyone comes to nutrition from a different place, nutrition is one of those things that's really important and fundamental and yet really hard to understand. But it's a legitimate science, it's never going to be a simple as you want to make it.