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mrunknown
05-18-2002, 12:23 PM
I heard there are some foods you eat that burn calories is this true

captain piddles
05-18-2002, 12:26 PM
their called catabolic foods
Foods Allowed in the Catabolic or Negative Calorie Diet
· apples
· apricots
· artichokes
· asparagus
· beet greens
· beets
· blackberries
· blueberries
· broccoli
· Brussels sprouts
· buffalo fish
· cabbage
· cantaloupe
· carrots
· cauliflower
· celeriak
· celery
· cherries
· chervil
· chicory
· Chinese cabbage
· chives
· clams
· cod
· corn
· crabs
· cranberries
· cucumbers
· currants
· Damson plum
· dandelion greens
· eggplant
· endive
· flounder
· frogs legs
· garlic
· grapefruit
· grapes
· green beans
· honeydew
· huckleberries
· kale
· kohlrabi
· kumquats
· leeks
· lemons
· lettuce
· limes
· lobster
· loganberries
· mangoes
· mushrooms
· muskmelons
· mussels
· mustard greens
· nectarines
· okra
· onions
· oranges
· oysters
· papaya
· parsley leaves
· parsnips
· peache
· pears
· peas
· peppers
· pineapple
· pomegranates
· prunes
· pumpkin
· quince
· radishes
· raspberries
· red cabbage
· rhubarb
· rutabagas
· salsify
· sauerkraut
· scallions
· sea bass
· shrimps
· sorrel
· spinach
· squash
· steaks
· strawberries
· string beans
· tangerines
· terrapin
· tomato
· turnips
· watercress
watermelon

mrunknown
05-18-2002, 12:28 PM
and these foods burn calories

captain piddles
05-18-2002, 12:31 PM
I think either that or they just dont add anything to what you take in, I got the info from a diet site on about.com

WillyTheGreat
05-18-2002, 08:33 PM
I read it about celery...what happens is that they have very few calories and to digest them, your body requires more calories to burn that there are in the fruit so you can eat and burn at the same time.

mrunknown
05-19-2002, 11:44 AM
oh thats good

mrunknown
05-19-2002, 11:45 AM
i read that if you drink ice cold water it burns 98 calories

Behemoth
05-19-2002, 01:28 PM
Dude thats awesome! I love green beans, will I still be burning or at least not adding calories if I ate a fairly large amount at once (like a whole can of green beans? thats 140 calories)?

Tiare
05-19-2002, 01:59 PM
The new catabolic diet (created in the 1920's, by the way) does have a drawback to it. If you look at it, you are going to have a massive % of your daily intake from carbs with low protein and fat intake. I think this would equate to a lot of muscle loss.

From what I recall, the diet states you should eat something like 3 pounds of the negative foods per day.

Shark
05-19-2002, 02:45 PM
Could you throw some catabloic foods into your diet as snack foods? Like set up a 2000 calorie cuting program and then eat an apple or an orange when you get hungry since you're not consuming any extra calories?

Behemoth
05-19-2002, 02:48 PM
Don't apples and oranges (and a lot of other foods on that list)have like 15g sugar each? If so how can that possibly act as a negative or just a neutral?

MWB
05-19-2002, 03:07 PM
I don't think that list is right at all. Watermelons for example are very high glycemic. By definition, it would have to be very easy to digest for it to hit your bloodstream fast.

I would stick to high fiber green veggies like romaine lettuce, brocoli, green beans, celery.