LogFAQs > #981037696

ToteAll posted...

Wait, you're actually serious. You're literally, actually serious about this. Wow.

Well, at least you're completely done talking about how neoplasms are "metabolic diseases", so I'll just accept you've conceeded that. Now...

It is a disease that is metabolic =P you got nothing on me.

ToteAll posted...

You literally think tumors grow magically despite caloric deficits? How, exactly, again from a thermodynamics point of view, does that happen? What happens to the other tissues in a person's body when they are growing tumors? What is one of the biggest red flags for cancer?

There's nothing magic about it I already said. As for what happens to other tissues that really depends on where the tumor is. Red flags too. Can be anything from nose bleed to hard lumps. And even the same type of cancer won't have the same red flags in different people so I don't really know where you're going with this.

If after what you eat, no additional fat is created, you have a caloric deficit plain and simple. If you have a caloric deficit because you spent it all growing tumors, well that sucks but you still gained weight while on a caloric deficit. You just didn't gain weight in fat.