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What will happen if I don’t eat for one day?

The body will get energy from stored glycogen first. Glycogen is energy from sugar/ carbohydrates and stored in muscles and liver. Once glycogen storage is depleted, body will start burning fat for energy. In the worst case it will burn muscles and fat for energy. A minimal level of blood glucose will be maintained while fasting, for which the burning of muscles (amino acids) and fat (fatty acids) is required. Second day, you will see substantial weight loss (about 2–4Kg) because lot of water weight is lost when glycogen was depleted.

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Today On Wards Belly Fat n body shape kosam work outs start chesa ..
 

50 skipping-push ups-planks - mountain climers-squats-stick strech exrcise -Burpees.
 

ila oka order ga chesukoni 3 sets chesa ...
 

5 mins cross runner . 10 mins cycling .. 3 kms running ... 1 kms walking ..

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Last week pushups over ga try chesa left hand lo full ga pain appatinunchi inka taggala :( . naa paristhiti enti :thinking:

 

Fitness Quote of the Day

" Sugar is 8% more likely to be addicted than cocain and 5% more likely to be deadly  than heroin" Stay away from sugar and stay happy :shakehands:

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53 minutes ago, uravis said:

Last week pushups over ga try chesa left hand lo full ga pain appatinunchi inka taggala :( . naa paristhiti enti :thinking:

 

Fitness Quote of the Day

" Sugar is 8% more likely to be addicted than cocain and 5% more likely to be deadly  than heroin" Stay away from sugar and stay happy :shakehands:

annai enduku atta try chesav.....shoulder kabatti saripoyindi :peepwall:

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