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Increased physical activity in connection with daily activities can lead to increased energy consumption. The table shows how much energy you normally burn when performing various activities.
It is important to emphasize that increased energy consumption does not necessarily lead to weight loss. Being active can reduce the amount of fat on your body, but it can also result in more muscle mass – in which case the scales show the same weight. An important aspect of exercising is, also in relation to weight regulation that it helps to restore and maintain balance within the body, benefiting your appetite and metabolism. From a health point of view, it is better to be physically active and weigh a couple of kilogrammes too much than being slim and physically inactive.
Energy consumption with a passive lifestyle versus an active lifestyle:
3
45
25
35
50
600
75
450
15
225
195
0
Hang up the washing
187
16
Home - outdoors
8
26
56
Leisure activities
68
675
426
3.094
Source: www.altomkost.dk (about nutrition - Danish only)