Amano Megumi wa Suki Darake! - Vol. 19 Ch. 184 - Above All
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Uh 5000 kcals = 5000000 cals so either is a literal bottomless pit or this is translated wrong that or I'm dumb
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You tried, Megumi, you tried...
1 kcal = 1 Calorie.
However, nowadays people use Calorie, calorie, and kcal interchangeably, but they all pretty much mean the same unit.
1 kcal = 1 Calorie.
However, nowadays people use Calorie, calorie, and kcal interchangeably, but they all pretty much mean the same unit.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie
"In a nutritional context, the kilojoule (kJ) is the SI unit of food energy, although the kilocalorie is still in common use.[15] The word calorie is popularly used with the number of kilocalories of nutritional energy measured. To avoid confusion, it is sometimes written Calorie (with a capital "C") to make the distinction, although this is not widely understood (in part because capitalization contravenes the SI rule that the initial letter of a unit name or its derivative shall be lower case in English)."
Japan uses the "proper" term on their nutritional labeling.
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Your best hypothesis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie
"In a nutritional context, the kilojoule (kJ) is the SI unit of food energy, although the kilocalorie is still in common use.[15] The word calorie is popularly used with the number of kilocalories of nutritional energy measured. To avoid confusion, it is sometimes written Calorie (with a capital "C") to make the distinction, although this is not widely understood (in part because capitalization contravenes the SI rule that the initial letter of a unit name or its derivative shall be lower case in English)."
Japan uses the "proper" term on their nutritional labeling.
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She's fine. She's a fucking athlete. She literally burns off calories. She needs a lot of energy.
I'd seriously tell her to lay off the breads, high amount of sweets and excessive amounts of rice. Carb up on competition day.
As long as you feel strong, perform great theres nothing wrong. Forget the scale. Be glad you aren't weight cutting.
I'd seriously tell her to lay off the breads, high amount of sweets and excessive amounts of rice. Carb up on competition day.
As long as you feel strong, perform great theres nothing wrong. Forget the scale. Be glad you aren't weight cutting.
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Capital C Calories in the US are actually kcals.
2000 kcals is the standard adult diets
Capital C Calories in the US are actually kcals.
2000 kcals is the standard adult diets
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And just as a calorie aside; it takes a deficit of ~ 3500k to lose 1 pound.
P.S. Athletes eat like fucking horses. Got a power lifter mate who LOSES weight if he's bellow 4000kcal a day.
P.S. Athletes eat like fucking horses. Got a power lifter mate who LOSES weight if he's bellow 4000kcal a day.
