Calories in vs calories out
burn more energy than required = loss of energy (taken from stores in body)
consume more energy than is burned = energy stored(fat gain)
You’re either using your energy for activity and releasing it in some form, or you’re storing.
he’s fat and wants to lose weight, so diet and cardio and use will power. I’ve been on ssris before myself and had this issue. same thing with mk. Just because you feel hungry doesn’t mean you are. Gherlin (Hunger hormone) triggers this response. If youre gaining fat you’re obviously not hungry or starving yourself. It’s a hormone issue. You need to “fight” your body to lose weight or I should say go against your natural instincts
Oh by the way, WAY easier said than done. I’m just saying I think people way over complicate things and look other ways out WITHOUT covering the basics. Master the basics then add the extra stuff to it. I’m fully guilty of this myself.
Calories in,is compromised. Due to extensive hunger caused by the medications. Common side effect,you can look it up. No,you won't control it if it gets you.
Calories out is also compromised by:
1) I've heard some stuff metabolism related. I am not sure. Regarding this type of drugs.
2) It is highly likely that his ability to maintain a stable training routine is compromised as well due to mental stuff,which are actual.
Calories in and calories out is a measurable concept.
Energy...well...this is not just a simple "energy" matter. You are oversimplifying energy.
This is a multidisciplinary issue. And in order to examine it as efficiently as one can, you need to take other stuff into consideration such as the pathophysiology of the brain and the effects of these drugs to the pathophysiology of the brain,which I won't get into,as it can get really weird with the terminology and concepts.
The laws of thermodynamics are not exactly applicable here. At least not on their own.
It is a multidisciplinary issue. It goes beyond physics,way beyond.
Fight your body and natural instincts.
Natural instincts.
We are not talking natural here.
We are talking altered pathophysiology of the brain via external factors and subsequently the effects on appetite. Nothing natural about it. Natural goes to the bin.
Therefore,the primary factor causing the energy intake imbalance,should be first ruled out and afterwards...it MAY be exactly as you said.
I say may,because there are other side effects as well that could possibly alter the calories out factor as well. But not all of the SSRI patients have these. It's a hit and miss.
That's my leftovers. I am rusty. Had physics and biophysics 7 years ago. Now I am months away from getting my degree.
However, you are right. Calories in calories out.
But if there are no external factors.
And lastly,if someone is hungry to death,that means he is hungry to death,even if he had eaten 10k calories before 10 minutes.
I repeat,we are not talking "natural" here.
The ordinary rules don't easily apply here,and in this case,the laws of thermodynamics.
We are not talking ideal models. We are actually talking about far from ideal models.
This is not strictly physics here.
Reason I quit mirtazapine. I lasted one week more or less. It was uncontrollable.
Calories out was also compromised.
Bro I couldn't fucking walk for the love of me,the next day. Training? No way.
Not even want to mention about calories in.
Brutally craving sweet.
I hate sweet. I am a salt guy.
