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Random Science Fact – Celery is the Only Food with Negative Calories

celeryCelery is the only food that takes more calories to digest than it contains averaging about 6 calories a stalk, but burning almost twice that in the digestion process since the celluloid fibers are so tough to break down. This does not mean you will lose weight eating celery, but it does mean if you eat lots of celery in addition to other food in smaller amounts your diet could be augmented so that you will intake less calories and lose weight as a result.

So while other people can try some of the latest weight loss products like Solo Slim, you can try something different. Add celery as a side to lunch and dinner and eat the celery first and slowly. This will help you feel fuller and you will eat less calorie dense food.

Here are some other celery facts:

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  1. Holly Jahangiri July 4, 2009 7:48 am

    Imagine the poor, desperate dieters who have shelled out the big bucks for this “secret.” I would add to your cautions: For anyone on a severely sodium-restricted diet, celery intake should be somewhat limited. It is higher than many veggies in sodium, if I recall correctly. Good thing my sodium intake isn’t limited, and I LOVE celery, huh?

    Do you really get the same caloric benefits from supplements, seeds, or oils, though? I would think it’s the raw stalks that you’d need.
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  2. dragonblogger July 4, 2009 8:06 pm

    Only eating the stalks gives you the negative calories, because the fibroid cellulose in the stalks is hard to digest. I was not aware that celery had any natural sodium that posed a risk, but know most people put salt on celery or use peanut butter with it (which contains sodium in itself)

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