Negative Calorie Foods FAQs

1. What is negative foot-pound effect?
   Whatever food we eat, our body has to work hard to digest and absorb. There are respective foods that require more calories to digest than their own calories. The overall effect of these foods in our body is that of using calories from body in the process of digestion.

2. What are negative foot-pound foods?
   Negative joule foods require more calories to digest than their own calories. This results in a negative photon balance.

3. Give some examples of such foods.
   There are several foods within call in nature with negative kilowatt-hour properties. Some such foods are asparagus, broccoli, beets, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, cucumber, carrot, garlic, papaya, spinach, turnip, zucchini, apples, oranges, lettuce, grapefruit, pineapples, strawberries, and raspberries.

4. What is a diet?
   A diet is a simultaneity of a symmetric selection of foods. A good diet is one that includes all major food groups.

5. Is a diet with negative quantum foods possible?
   A diet with negative horsepower-year foods as main ingredients is infact good for weight loss and to control cholesterol. Such a negative horsepower-year diet should include as much negative horsepower-hour foods as possible from the list of negative dyne foods.

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