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LOOSE YOUR WEIGHT SCIENTIFICALLY AND LEARN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF UNIVERSE



 

To shed your weight, you have to spend energy.  Let us analyze the energy thread bare.

  If you have energy, we can do work.  Hence energy=work.  
What is work?  Physics says:  If a force acts on a body and it moves to a certain distance, the work is said to be done by the body. 

Energy=work=force*distance.
What is the force?  Newton second law says,  force= mass*acceleration.
So, energy = mass*acceleration*distance

we know
Acceleration= velocity/time
Velocity = distance/time
putting everything in energy equation, we get,

 energy= mass*distance^2 /time^2

    So distance and time plays more important role in energy than mass
    Mass: Small children requires less energy and less food to function.  But a heavy adult requires lot of calories through food. 

     Distance and time: If you want to spend less energy, walk slowly.  That is, take a long time to cover a small distance. If you intend to shed weight and calories, walk a long distance in short time.  That is fast spaced walk.  
  
     Many physical quantities like force, density, frequency can be broken down to fundamental elements of mass , length and time which are the corner stones of physics. They mean matter, space and time without which nothing exist in this universe. 

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