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A member asked:
Will someone lose a lot of weight if they eat zero fats for a week and run 40 minutes per day?
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Maybe: You still have to burn more calories then you take in to lose weight. So if a person gorged on carbohydrates and proteins they might gain weight or stay the same weight despite the level of exercise and the lack of fat intake.
Answered 10/4/2016
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