Namdrol, in Tibetan Medicine how is metabolic rate viewed? Is it better to have a low or high metabolic rate?
My resting metabolic rate is around 2011 calories per day, but even then I still think I require far less than that. I can put on weight very quickly. I don't really need much food to get by.
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Metabolic rate
by Indrajala » Thu Apr 21, 2011 4:48 pm
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Re: Metabolic rate
by Malcolm » Thu Apr 21, 2011 4:57 pm
Huseng wrote:Namdrol, in Tibetan Medicine how is metabolic rate viewed? Is it better to have a low or high metabolic rate?
My resting metabolic rate is around 2011 calories per day, but even then I still think I require far less than that. I can put on weight very quickly. I don't really need much food to get by.
If you put on weight quickly, this means, from our point of view, your metabolism is low.
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Re: Metabolic rate
by Indrajala » Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:03 pm
Namdrol wrote:Huseng wrote:Namdrol, in Tibetan Medicine how is metabolic rate viewed? Is it better to have a low or high metabolic rate?
My resting metabolic rate is around 2011 calories per day, but even then I still think I require far less than that. I can put on weight very quickly. I don't really need much food to get by.
If you put on weight quickly, this means, from our point of view, your metabolism is low.
N
Is that generally okay for long-term health?
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Re: Metabolic rate
by Malcolm » Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:31 pm
Huseng wrote:Namdrol wrote:Huseng wrote:Namdrol, in Tibetan Medicine how is metabolic rate viewed? Is it better to have a low or high metabolic rate?
My resting metabolic rate is around 2011 calories per day, but even then I still think I require far less than that. I can put on weight very quickly. I don't really need much food to get by.
If you put on weight quickly, this means, from our point of view, your metabolism is low.
N
Is that generally okay for long-term health?
Better to encourage your metabolism to be higher. Low metabolism leads to chronic cold diseases.
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