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Negative calorie food: Do they cause harm when consumed in higher amounts?
GLOBAL MOVIE MAGAZINE
|December 2021
Negative calorie foods contain high amounts of fibre and help in burning calories. There is no evidence that they lead to side effects, but experts say directly eating low amounts of calories is not advised if you are not under the supervision of a dieticiana
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Negative calorie food refers to Nthose items that consume more energy during their digestion, in comparison to the amount of energy they gives to the body. We can say that the calorie cost of digesting the food would be greater than its energy content. These foods are typically high in fibre and have a low glycaemic index. Calories are an important component of food and everything we eat has calories. Calories are of two types. One is empty calories which don't have much nutritive value but just has calories and promotes weight gain. Foods with high fibre and water content usually have fewer calories and we need more energy to digest them, these are called negative calorie foods. These foods help to lose weight as they are not only low in calories but also help to burn out more calories than others. Most negative calorie foods are plantbased.
* Celery: It contains 16 kcal/100g. It is rich in fibre, vitamin A, C and Folate. It is one of the most popular negative food items as most of its calorie value is stored in cellulose. Our body receives very few calories from celery as it is full of undigested fibre.
This story is from the December 2021 edition of GLOBAL MOVIE MAGAZINE.
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