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The Fallacy of Working Out To "Burn Calories" + Exercise Shuts Down the Carb Cravings: Bench Press, Leg Press HIIT & LISS Are Not Meant to Incinerate the Junk You Eat

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If you work out to be able to allow yourself to eat, you know you have a serious problem. So, what was that about the bench pressing consuming as much energy as leg presses and the "exercise just makes you hungry myth" on the last installment of the Science Round-Up ? If that's what you have been asking yourself this morning, when you showered I am impressed - or should I be worried? If you have not done so already, this would be the right time to download + listen to the Science Round-Up - I promise there is much to learn and not all of it is going to be repeated here. Whatever... in the end it does not matter how urgent you were waiting to take a look at the data that supports my argument that (a) exercise does not just make you hungry, and that (b) the notion to work out primarily to burn energy is hilarious. Chest vs. legs what's energetically more costly? While I could imagine that the comparison would have yielded a different result if the 10 healt...

Exercise: Does It Really Make You Hungry? The More You Train, The Less Hungry You Are. Still, 30 Min of Cardio Are More Productive Than 60 Min to Get in Shape

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Start early and don't stop before you drop. If physical activity is a part of your life from the womb to the grave, you won't have to worry about whether cardio makes you hungry. Friends of the SuppVersity will recognize this question as a recurring motif: "Does exercise really make you hungry?" An in case you are, you will also know that you have to blame Gary Taubes who seems in all honesty to believe that you would be able to cheat diabesity by simply leaving out the "bad calories" (=carbohydrates) for previous SuppVersity articles such as " HIT the Cravings, Eat Less and Improve Your Health ", " Every Dog Has It's Day - Dr. Oz Was Right, Exercise Does NOT Just Make You Hungry " or Facebook News like this . In the end, Gary is also to blame for today's SuppVersity news, or at least the fact that I jumped right at the results of a recent study from the University of Copenhagen (Rosenkilde. 2013) So does it make you ...
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