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Le 15/02/2012 14:08, Invisible a écrit :
>> If you exercise, you gain weight.
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> I'm fairly sure dancing doesn't give you a huge gut.
Once again, confusion between weight & volume!
"Huge" apply to volume.
What is heavier: a litre of gold or ten litre of water ?
Which one take more place ?
Same happen for muscle / fat.
1. You can be heavy & big. (muscle+fat or just lot of fat)
2. You can be heavy & smaller. (muscle but no fat)
3. You can be light & big (fat but no muscle)
4. You can be light & smaller (less fat, still no muscle: only bones & skin)
Typical #4 is anorexic girl (an apple is 4 complete meals! May be I can
save the pips for some extra)
#3 is often sedentary people.
#2 is marathon runner and the like.
#1 is yo mama and Mick Tyson.
(no offence intended to either, I need my life)
You should measure your "health" with a ribbon meter, not a weighting
scale. It's the small/big part which influence most behaviour, not the
heavy/light.
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