Is it true that … you burn more fat by working out on an empty stomach ?
There are modest benefits to exercising on an empty stomach, but it’s more important to burn more energy than you’re consuming ‘There’s an element of truth to that,” says Javier Gonzalez, a professor of nutrition and metabolism at the University of Bath. “When we exercise, we’re always burning a (…)
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