Originally posted by eatmybishopI think you would have to be a professional athlete to do that because normal folks would not be able to exercise intensely enough to burn off all the fat you take in.
i have often wondered this and hope someone can shed some light....
if i eat a diet high in fat yet at the same time exercise every day will i be doing my body any harm as any excess fat wont have time to build up as i'll be burning it off..?
Originally posted by sonhouseI am not an expert her but judging from the many articles I have read on the connections between diet and health, it mainly depends on what sort of fat it is:
I think you would have to be a professional athlete to do that because normal folks would not be able to exercise intensely enough to burn off all the fat you take in.
If it is mainly saturated fat then the exercise, although no doubt would be very beneficial to your health, could only ever partly compensate for the high fat diet. 🙁
If it is mainly polyunsaturated fat then it may not even damage your health with no exercise unless the quality you consume makes you overweight. 🙂
And, if it is mainly monounsaturated fat then its hard to say -the jury is still out on this one. 😕
Originally posted by eatmybishopIn terms of not being overweight...... if you burn as many calories as you consume then you will not be overweight, burn more than you consume and you lose weight.
i have often wondered this and hope someone can shed some light....
if i eat a diet high in fat yet at the same time exercise every day will i be doing my body any harm as any excess fat wont have time to build up as i'll be burning it off..?
However, having fat as a major source of calorie intake would certainly cause you health problems in the long term as your diet would lack certain vitamins and amino acids etc
Go for it! Nothing but pork scratchings for the next month :0)