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A metabolic test is performed in order to estimate your BMR or basal metabolic rate. Rather basic and simple, the test commonly involves having the patient breathe into a tube for up to 10 minutes. This is supposed to help calculate the amount of oxygen that was inhaled to the amount of carbon dioxide that was exhaled.
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Read More »Metabolism, or your basal metabolic rate, is the term given to the bodily process of converting food into energy. What you eat and drink directly fuels your metabolism, which in turn, fuels your body. Though it can be explained rather simply, metabolism is a rather complex biochemical process, in which the food and liquids you consume are combined with oxygen in order to release the energy your body relies on. Metabolism provides energy for all sorts of processes such as walking and talking, as well as the less obvious ones such as breathing, adjusting hormone levels, growing, and circulating blood. In short, metabolism is one of the main factors that keeps your body working properly. Your basal metabolic rate also refers to the number of calories your body uses in order to carry out the mentioned bodily functions as well as many others. Many factors can influence how your metabolism works.
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Read More »You may have also heard that drinking cold water can help you burn more calories, but unfortunately, it might just be a myth. It is believed that the body uses more energy to heat the water to its core temperature, but studies have found that it's only minimal. The body burns only 4-7 extra calories, which is not much.
Our body is 70% water, so it makes complete sense that water is healthy. You may have also heard that drinking cold water can help you burn more calories, but unfortunately, it might just be a myth. It is believed that the body uses more energy to heat the water to its core temperature, but studies have found that it’s only minimal. The body burns only 4-7 extra calories, which is not much. Another research suggests that drinking more water does help with weight loss, especially when followed long term. However, there is no connection with the temperature of the water. Drinking cold water does have some benefits that are not weight loss-related. According to experts cold water can increase blood circulation on the skin’s surface. This may help your skin glow. Also read: Weight loss, 7 scary reasons you’re losing too much weight without trying And drinking cold water during exercise can decrease dehydration and make you feel less tired. As a result you’re likely to workout longer. However, whether warm, normal or cold, it is important to continue drinking water. Dehydration can cause fatigue, irritability, muscle cramps, dizziness and headaches. Drinking less water can also lead to a slow metabolism. So, what’s the ideal amount of water to consume? A good rule of thumb is to drink about half of your bodyweight in ounces.
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