Paul Saladino· MD
by doing cardiovascular exercise especially cardiovascular exercise in excess you can potentially reduce the amount of calories you're oxidizing
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by doing cardiovascular exercise especially cardiovascular exercise in excess you can potentially reduce the amount of calories you're oxidizing
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Sometimes, if you work out a bunch, you're going to decrease your overall metabolism, and you won't end up burning more calories than someone who is doing light exercise or much less exercise than you are doing.
sometimes if you work out a bunch you're going to decrease your overall metabolism and you won't end up burning more calories than someone who is doing light exercise or much less exercise than you are doing