Are you
aware that thinking burns calories? I
wasn’t knowing about that till now, and
today while doing some research for Shirsa, I came across a Q&A article
in New Scientist on
this topic. According to behavorial neuroscientist Ewan McNay,
who has conducted research in some particular area,
“A
rough calculation suggests that thinking hard about a task for 30 minutes might
burn about 1/30th of a gram of fat. Thinking is not likely to turn an
intellectual couch potato into a lean machine.”
Some other neuroscientist ‘Roger Hicks said it in a simpler way :
“It
appears that the thinking part of brain function, consumes a relatively small amount of extra
energy and is therefore of little use in weight loss-unless, of course, some of
that thinking is aimed at producing exercise.”
My suggestion is, better
sign off your computer and hit the gym. As there’s lots of evidences
shows that physical exercise is good for your brain
too, instead thinking hard!!!!
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