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Anyone out there 60 plus trying to lose weight and having any luck. I need encouragement I guess because I cant stay with any program ove r 4 or 5 weeks; not even long enough to see howw much I can lose because its so slow. Discouraged!!!

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a calorie is a BTU measurement of heat. So the higher the calorie count, the physically hotter the food shoud be, right? High enough calories, the food should self-ignite and burn up! Right or wrong?

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Just exactly how do they measure calories?? A calorie is a BTU unit of measurement of heat. Based on that, the higher the calorie count, the physically hotter the food should be, right? If it's high enough in calories, it should self-ignite and burn up! Am I right or wrong?

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