10,000 Calorie Challenge Aftermath | Scientific Study Results | What Happened?

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  • The aftermath of eating 10K calories revealed! This is the data collected from before, after, 48hrs and 2 weeks after I did the 10,000 calorie challenge and the numbers speak for them self!
    I hope this gives you a new perspective of overeating as I found this information very intriguing as a person that not only likes to eat a balanced diet but from a someone who enjoys to eat a lot of food.
    Thank you again to Dr. Campbell, Danielle and Shiva for taking my measurements at the USF Performance and Physique Enhancement lab!!
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  • @StephanieButtermore
    @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад +896

    What is up guys?! 🤚 It's been a while since I've done the 10K and the response was amazing!! You guys like watching me eat, I like eating.... it was a good time to be had!
    I tried to make listening to a bunch of numbers and data as fun as possible! Hope you enjoy! Much love!

    • @KianteMarron
      @KianteMarron 7 лет назад +4

      I actually want to do the challenge just for gaining weight but as for now I think I'll pass lol

    • @UNRULYMARSHA
      @UNRULYMARSHA 7 лет назад +20

      Stephanie Buttermore I don't know if it's possible but I would love to see a 10k challenge eating clean

    • @jranrodjoe
      @jranrodjoe 7 лет назад +5

      Stephanie Buttermore very informative video! the pretty nail paint was 'pretty' distracting throughout the video! :) :)

    • @hollypotozny588
      @hollypotozny588 7 лет назад +3

      LOL do you know how hard that would be. She's a tank though - I'm sure she could do it haha

    • @mirjamoomens3935
      @mirjamoomens3935 7 лет назад +2

      One pound of fat was all it resulted in, in the end... and maybe you would've lost that too, had you not 'splurged' a bit in Ohio. So all in all, you are a perfect example for people to show that no matter how bad their eating habits are now, if you eat healthily, bad blood and body markers may get better quickly. I'm also glad you didn't resort to detox fasting or something like that after the challenge but returned to 'normal' eating. Didn't you have a hard time eating in the days directly following the challenge? Weren't you still full from all that sugar and fat?

  • @jessicadevenport5746
    @jessicadevenport5746 7 лет назад +2902

    I love how you actually show the science and comparison of the 10k challenge, it makes it more interesting and informative. you are so inspiring!!!

    • @StephanieButtermore
      @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад +70

      Jessica Devenport really happy you like it! ❤️

    • @Brian-bv7ih
      @Brian-bv7ih 7 лет назад

      Most girls are straight not bisexual girls are attracted to men not women

    • @alexnadon6999
      @alexnadon6999 7 лет назад

      I have to agree, As i enjoyed watching you eat. It was also very interesting to hear about all the science behind it. Some of the numbers i am not sure what they are. But for the most part I thought it was informative.

    • @deannaworley9849
      @deannaworley9849 7 лет назад +1

      Booperdoopee most girls like who they like and don't give a fuck

    • @deannaworley9849
      @deannaworley9849 7 лет назад

      Brian P I am straight

  • @HeyCosby
    @HeyCosby 7 лет назад +1286

    It's always super encouraging to see a woman who is so intelligent be so... idk... KNOWLEDGEABLE in a field that many people deem "useless." I feel like people have this stereotype that people who workout are just meat heads who live and breathe "gym." But people like you, who go against the stereotype, encourages someone like me (currently going to uni for engineering) that I can maintain this lifestyle, even if I feel like I don't have time.
    Can you maybe do a video about working out and having to go to school at the same time? Like, how you balanced it all? I feel like that'd be super helpful.

    • @aznericxD
      @aznericxD 7 лет назад +16

      must be tough to hit the gym after all that time in the lab

  • @chelseaalyssefit
    @chelseaalyssefit 7 лет назад +2027

    I love love the science twist /focus on your channel!

    • @ThatMedic
      @ThatMedic 7 лет назад +9

      haha wanna see the randomised control trial on it though - too many confounders

    • @spencerrandall9403
      @spencerrandall9403 7 лет назад +1

      Lily Nguyen I was wondering that too!!

    • @leilanicholson2510
      @leilanicholson2510 7 лет назад

      Eliyahu Kassorla yeh u have 2 subs

    • @horseplop9
      @horseplop9 6 лет назад

      Chelsea Schuur I lost 39 pounds in 18 hours.. so you can do it

  • @Rebberfoon
    @Rebberfoon 7 лет назад +554

    I feel like the 10k calories eating challenges is a really stupid challenge, but I also really like that you did something good with it and actually looked at the science behind it!

  • @BusinessAndFitness
    @BusinessAndFitness 7 лет назад +935

    Awesome video. Learned a lot and makes me wonder how I'm not obese/ dead

  • @Taaaah2010
    @Taaaah2010 7 лет назад +556

    WHY U SO ATTRACTIVE, WOMAN
    (not only physically, but the whole damn package - intelligence is hot.)

    • @hidayat1999
      @hidayat1999 6 лет назад +8

      Thalissa Carvalho she gets paid to be intelligent bro

    • @mmaantj
      @mmaantj 5 лет назад +13

      Noor Hidayat this has to be the funniest thing ive ever read

    • @whoshotya9515
      @whoshotya9515 4 года назад +1

      Yea I love bitches

  • @JessBieda
    @JessBieda 7 лет назад +50

    I'm a Sports Med student so I absolutely love that you turned the 10k challenge into a body comp study!! Maybe next time you guys do a food challenge you can relate it to a Wingate test and anaerobic power output! Huge fan, love your channel haha

  • @kelsey5139
    @kelsey5139 7 лет назад +1802

    do a vegan 10 k challenge and compare the results

    • @xxbowsandflowersxx8994
      @xxbowsandflowersxx8994 7 лет назад +99

      yess omg that would be super interesting

    • @mitmat2140
      @mitmat2140 7 лет назад +159

      10k cal of oreo.lmao

    • @ElxM100
      @ElxM100 7 лет назад +20

      Kelsey Smith 10k will be too much.

    • @arthurx333
      @arthurx333 7 лет назад +63

      Nothing would change for the most part. It would take buckets of broccoli to do that though. Pretty much impossible for most people.

    • @JuhQman
      @JuhQman 7 лет назад +24

      Unless you're eating all nuts and seeds I think it'd be next to impossible to do this with vegetables. If done without nuts and seeds the fat consumption would be rather low and it WOULD be interesting to see the results.

  • @aliciakocher8452
    @aliciakocher8452 7 лет назад +280

    I truly appreciate your scientific approach! Please keep these types of videos coming!!!

  • @fabricsoftenerfairy
    @fabricsoftenerfairy 7 лет назад +147

    You said hitting the right combination of sweet/savory was key to being able to make it through the challenge. Very interesting! I remember reading about the right combination of fat, salt, and sugar used by fast food and junk food producers to leave consumers wanting more and never quite feeling satiated, and ultimately this tactic being one of the factors involved in today's obesity rates.

  • @sarahcasciato
    @sarahcasciato 7 лет назад +140

    hello! I'm currently getting my bachelor's degree in nutritional sciences and I found this video hella interesting, would love to see you put out more science-based food and nutrition videos, helps nutrition nerds have something to watch that isnt your super basic nutrition video!

  • @JillianSnabilie
    @JillianSnabilie 7 лет назад +232

    THE GLASSES THING, AT 5:55. NO I CANT HAHAHA. Annnnyway; I loved this video! I love the more science part of all this, thank youu!!!!

  • @jessicachen5134
    @jessicachen5134 7 лет назад +48

    This is by far the most interesting video I have watched all year. Now I realized what's been missing from the froufrou beauty/fitness videos. Research, Data, and Hard Facts!

  • @virgo4192
    @virgo4192 7 лет назад +42

    definition of a beauty with a brain! really loved ur 10k videos!

  • @cecy86v
    @cecy86v 7 лет назад +118

    I want to know how you digestive system handeled all the food? (I know gross probably to some) I think it would be interesting to hear

  • @JackSparrow-dl1cd
    @JackSparrow-dl1cd 7 лет назад +215

    I MUST SAY THIS IS VERY USEFUL INFORMATION AND IT MOTIVATES ME NOT TO EAT IN CALORIE SURPLUS TO LOOSE WEIGHT. YOU JUST CANT CHEAT YOUR BODY.

  • @abbypollock
    @abbypollock 7 лет назад +187

    I LOVE this (and you and Jeff)!!!

  • @jonathanhijlkema8247
    @jonathanhijlkema8247 7 лет назад +430

    Really interesting, didn't expect the human body to store fat at that rate, pretty scary actually :)
    A healthy food challenge with a more normal macro breakdown perhaps, just to see if overeating itself does the same as eating a overdose of sugar and fat. Not much fun to be had there though haha

    • @oreoorva
      @oreoorva 7 лет назад

      Jonathan Hijlkema K

    • @davidmajor1508
      @davidmajor1508 6 лет назад +26

      The human body does not gain body fat at that rate. She doesn't know what she is talking about. Extra water stored innthe fat cells can be read as a gain in fat mass. That is what happened here.

    • @iron_unicorn
      @iron_unicorn 6 лет назад +11

      David Major Agreed, how does someone who eats 1,500 cals/day normally digest food in that quantity and store between 10pm and 7am? She’s weigh more due to partially digested food in the intestines.

    • @watchthisheadspace
      @watchthisheadspace 4 года назад +7

      David Major looking back on this now no she was correct, her body was being starved which is why it grabbed the fat immediately

  • @shesomadeline
    @shesomadeline 7 лет назад +4

    This was sooo informative!!! I always wondered how these 10k eating challenges drastically change someones blood sugar and weight gain as well as heart health. Terrifying! Glad your health is back to normal safe and sound!
    Its alarmingly scary when other youtubers who do the 10k challenge dont bother pre-regulating their health before this troubling & dangerous 10k challenge. They can easily set themselves up for health problems due to their lack of awareness or care of where their blood levels are.

  • @amandavsevilla
    @amandavsevilla 7 лет назад +236

    this was SOOO interesting! thank you for posting this i loved keeping up :)

  • @alybreezy
    @alybreezy 7 лет назад +1

    Holy crap, thank you s much for this. It wasn't just a challenge to get the 10k, but to also inform. I learned so much from this video. I've studied physiology for years but a lot of that came into play in here. It was really nice to see it as a picture and not in the most micro way possible. Thumbs up! 😊

  • @rachellemartique6980
    @rachellemartique6980 7 лет назад +227

    Ive been waiting for this video!

    • @Nesja89
      @Nesja89 7 лет назад +1

      Rachelle Martique me too:)

    • @StephanieButtermore
      @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад +8

      Rachelle Martique so happy to hear that! Hope you liked it!

    • @jezyk5549
      @jezyk5549 7 лет назад +1

      +Nesja89 Jest szansa, że i u Ciebie zobaczymy taki challenge? :)

    • @Nesja89
      @Nesja89 7 лет назад +1

      jeżyk 554 nie:)

  • @bazza1bc
    @bazza1bc 7 лет назад +13

    I appreciate the science behind this, thank you for doing a follow up. it's great to see the aftermath.

  • @another.nikhil
    @another.nikhil 7 лет назад +773

    What if you did a 10k calorie challenge on lean food ?
    Would the results be same?

    • @StephanieButtermore
      @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад +107

      Nikhil Kumar Ramreddy not sure if the composition would have been different if i stuck to very high protein vs very high carb or very high fat but there is some research indicating the high protein would have been the least detrimental but would have been very hard to to and high carb is less likely to be stored as fast as dietary in an acute feeding but i think there needs to be more research 👍

    • @resantic2256
      @resantic2256 7 лет назад +29

      Nikhil Kumar Ramreddy What is lean food? A calorie is a calorie, in terms of body composition it doesn't matter if you eat healthy or eat McDonalds all day if calories are the same

    • @another.nikhil
      @another.nikhil 7 лет назад +4

      Stephanie Buttermore Thanks for the reply. Good job on the video, we can see the amount of effort that you put in.

    • @timingmile7030
      @timingmile7030 7 лет назад +31

      ok go to macdonalds and eat your calories total worth of food for a month, everyday and tell me how it goes ^^

    • @codysmith6765
      @codysmith6765 7 лет назад +39

      A calorie is a calorie, yes, but things like McDonalds are very high in sodium which can cause a lot of water retention. Also, calories aren't an exact science. There's still a lot we don't know about how the body processes food, but for now, calories are just a good estimate of how it works. I would say eating a low carb/low fat and high protein meal will keep you at least appearing leaner than vice versa.

  • @valtorresch
    @valtorresch 7 лет назад +1

    I love her attitude and how care free she was during the whole process, like in most of these videos people are complaining throughout the whole thing about how much they're going to gain or how much extra time are they going to have to spend in the gym that week, but she and her boyfriend are just all smiles and I absolutely love that 💖🙌🏼

  • @monicawilliams1741
    @monicawilliams1741 7 лет назад +4

    I love how you and Jeff intertwine science and fitness. These findings can benefit so many people. Keep up the amazing work!

  • @ErnestIanJagorin
    @ErnestIanJagorin 7 лет назад +77

    the RMR is pretty interesting. This goes to show that fibrous food will really help you lose weight.

  • @R32TT
    @R32TT 7 лет назад +102

    Really cool experiment. Nice to see something than just the usual 10k challenges.

  • @phillatella6470
    @phillatella6470 7 лет назад +2

    this was incredibly helpful to me. I am over weight and 4 months into a plant based diet. I'm really working hard. where this is insanely inspirational is in how it demonstrates to me that even normal weight people can do real damage to their body and it takes time to recover from a binge. I would always think that normal weighted people simply we're lucky and nothing happens to them. Not that I wish anything on anyone this gave me encouragement and also acted as a serious warning to me not to cheat thank you for doing this

  • @laurenreiner1632
    @laurenreiner1632 7 лет назад +4

    worth the wait for this...SO informative! thank you for taking the time to do all of this!!

  • @healthyishgal733
    @healthyishgal733 7 лет назад +23

    As a future dietician I LOVED this vid! It's great to show the science behind this which makes the experience more tangible to me if that makes sense. I don't think I'll ever do one after seeing what happens lol

  • @EmDunc
    @EmDunc 7 лет назад +62

    AHHH I love seeing all the data! So happy for you to keep putting content on RUclips :D. It was great seeing you at the Arnold!

    • @StephanieButtermore
      @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад

      Em Dunc aw thanks Em! Glad you liked it!! ❤️

    • @horseplop9
      @horseplop9 6 лет назад

      Em Dunc I ate 72 White castles in 27 hours. How about you?? tubby

  • @Dr83J
    @Dr83J 7 лет назад +2

    Stephanie! This is so cool. I love the scientific spin on the challenge. I professionally work with Individuals struggling with eating disorders. I work collaboratively with a nutritionist who specializes in functional medicine and conducts these same measures/tests. It's so fascinating to learn how our internal systems are impacted by our nutrition. Thanks for your vulnerability and openness in sharing this video. Really remarkable stuff!

  • @aleeshakaitlyn
    @aleeshakaitlyn 7 лет назад +4

    I got so excited when I saw this video come up in my notifications! I've been waiting for this! I really love the informative/science based videos

    • @alinanpn5716
      @alinanpn5716 6 лет назад

      I do not understand can you explani me plz.plz help me .I do not understant whast she really want to speak. Writing for me plz. Aleesha burns

  • @ChristianCuzcoFit
    @ChristianCuzcoFit 7 лет назад +194

    You and Jeff = best RUclips channels.

    • @oldmate5824
      @oldmate5824 6 лет назад +2

      Christian Cuzco I know another Jeff that’s pretty good Athlean x

    • @solomonnie6108
      @solomonnie6108 6 лет назад

      @@oldmate5824 haha oh god, the other Jeff

    • @charlyburmeister
      @charlyburmeister 4 года назад

      @@solomonnie6108 haha

  • @flavia16mt
    @flavia16mt 7 лет назад +5

    Liked before watching. I've been waiting for this video for a long time. Good job, as usual.

  • @Nitashinnystarr
    @Nitashinnystarr 6 лет назад +1

    This video truly made me cry. I’m very obese and trying to lose weight and to see how you just gained weight like that made me see my eating habits are very bad. I quit dieting and working out almost every freaking week and it’s sad. It’s truly showing me where my life is going and I need to get control now. Just don’t know where to start.

  • @kzfingerprint
    @kzfingerprint 7 лет назад +10

    First time I've seen one of your videos, and I'm totally digging your channel. It's educationally based.

  • @hollypotozny588
    @hollypotozny588 7 лет назад +1

    I love, love, love how this was part of a study and that you shared all of the data with us! SUPER INTERESTING!!!

  • @suzannareinhardt8657
    @suzannareinhardt8657 7 лет назад +3

    Very interesting experiment. You approached this very scientifically and as a result we got to actually see the effects of the challenge in a more focused way. I love watching these types of videos but they never feel complete without controlled variables and a detailed update video. New subscriber! Keep it up! :)

  • @katiestones3312
    @katiestones3312 7 лет назад +26

    This was SUPER interesting! Thanks for vlogging it, I was nerding out!

  • @abcw114
    @abcw114 6 лет назад +5

    So interesting. Your takeaway is a good one, but I'm also excited about your BMR going up. So many people say refeeds help them lose more, but I was dubious - only because I thought it was a slippery slope. That said, a lot of dieting is known to drop bmr, so strategic refeeds may be an integral part of a successful long-term diet. Years of restriction have slowed my metabolism and I'm still having a difficult time with it. I wish in retrospect that I'd known to do this. 10k is obviously unnecessary, but maybe something more modest would be effective.

  • @perfection9846
    @perfection9846 7 лет назад +1

    I rarely ever comment, but I randomly ended up on this video and just wanted to say that I really appreciated your scientific approach on this video.
    it was incredibly informative and inspiring for me since I've been struggling with cheat meals going over board over the weekends for awhile

  • @RandiKennedy
    @RandiKennedy 7 лет назад +5

    I love this Steph! Thats so interesting. I wanted to record data like this on my next prep for Nationals, I find it all so interesting. Thanks for sharing :)

  • @Danithinks
    @Danithinks 6 лет назад

    I am completelyyyyy mind blown at the amount of information I have learned. You're my new favorite RUclips fitness hero....I can't wait for future videos. Your content is amazing !!!!

  • @TheBlooRayChannel
    @TheBlooRayChannel 7 лет назад +10

    Thank you for doing this study Stephanie! VERY intriguing stuff.

  • @jikangshen6260
    @jikangshen6260 7 лет назад

    Somehow I've watched a lot of videos about insane eating challenges, but this is the very first one that focuses on the aftermath from a relatively scientific point of view. Good job!

  • @TheBrockwayBabe
    @TheBrockwayBabe 7 лет назад +40

    Do you think the 2 week post challenge results would have been different if your food intake and training had been consistent with what you had been doing before the challenge?
    I find your scientific approach to this very fascinating, I would love to see you do more food challenges!!

    • @StephanieButtermore
      @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад +10

      Brockway Babe very possible! No way to know for sure but if I kept eating in a deficit I would have lost that pound but I wasn't trying to diet 🙊

    • @funkiebutch9690
      @funkiebutch9690 6 лет назад +1

      Stephanie Buttermore So in a way, if you do take 10k challenge, but do intensive exercise and control your diet, you may loss the fat? Well, I think so.

  • @jourdancorcimiglia3778
    @jourdancorcimiglia3778 7 лет назад +1

    Congrats on completely the 10k Challenge that is beast mode!!! I love how you did the aftermath... the results are soo interesting. Love the science you included.

  • @JackieDunne
    @JackieDunne 7 лет назад +3

    Awesome! I've been waiting for this video and it didn't disappoint. Thank you 👍🏻😊

  • @eulaliafebrercoll8249
    @eulaliafebrercoll8249 7 лет назад

    Love your videos! I'm a PhD student myself and love seeing how you manage to work out hard while you study. I've been finding it exhausting, since I have to combine it with lectures and an extra job, so working out often falls off my schedule. I'll be looking forward to watching more of your videos! Keep it up!

  • @tame112blood
    @tame112blood 7 лет назад +22

    Loved the study. Very informational.

  • @MedaPeutics
    @MedaPeutics 7 лет назад

    WOW thank you for doing this CORRECTLY STEPHANIE! Great science backing on the challenege. This was so awesome!

  • @RiggyRonnie
    @RiggyRonnie 5 лет назад +3

    I don't do all of that calculating. I just eat the largest meal I can once a day and drink one energy drink both for energy and sugar and the rest water bottles per day. I think this is the perfect combo if you work for a living

  • @chavez231
    @chavez231 7 лет назад +1

    I just watched the 10k vid about two days ago and I was excited to see this video post today. Super cool to see the science behind overeating. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more content. 👍👍👍

  • @poojaasharma
    @poojaasharma 7 лет назад +5

    I wanted the result to be "Over feeding just once does nothing" 😣😅 But I loved your vid, it shows how much effort you put in it. Also, your handwriting is fab. 👌

  • @ehah33
    @ehah33 7 лет назад +2

    Love you and Jeff, you guys put out such (consistent!) fantastic work. Keep it up!

  • @MadisonBailee
    @MadisonBailee 7 лет назад +25

    im so glad i found you!! a fit scientist babe!! i freaking love science and I've always wanted to know the results of people doing this challenge :)

  • @lores143
    @lores143 7 лет назад +2

    Great video. I was so looking forward to this video. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait for more stuff.

  • @Suspernia
    @Suspernia 7 лет назад +43

    I legit checked your channel almost everyday for this video :D. I'd love to see the results of like a raw 10k-challange or a clean one. Just to compare the effects of de novo lipogenese. Those wouldn't be as fun to watch tho as seeing you destroy fun food ^^

    • @StephanieButtermore
      @StephanieButtermore  7 лет назад +4

      Suspernia aww thanks for the feedback! Hope you liked it and there may be other food challenges in my future!

  • @bergercookie
    @bergercookie 4 года назад +1

    Your confidence and personality are amazing!!! I really appreciate the clinical aspect of your challenge, it gives so much perspective into how dangerous it is to eat extreme amounts of calories every day can become so debilitating to our systems . Thanks for the great video and info 👏🏼😉! P.S. your boyfriend is so in love with you and it’s adorable ❤️

  • @jessicaknight5060
    @jessicaknight5060 7 лет назад +3

    I really like that you did this it's so interesting seeing the aftermath of a 10k challenge. plus science is really interesting so bonus.

  • @jenniferjulianjf712
    @jenniferjulianjf712 7 лет назад

    I've been waiting like, forever for this video and I'm so glad you posted it! Many people beat themselves up after indulging in a slice of cake because they classify it as a "bad food" and think they're going to gain weight, but you're showing us, with evidence, that you won't and you're most likely to gain water weight which isn't as harmful. Great video! I love your nutrition tips and content

  • @andrewj201
    @andrewj201 7 лет назад +19

    This is fascinating! Good job, very clearly explained.

  • @kelley48kg
    @kelley48kg 7 лет назад +1

    Great video! You and Jeff set the standard that all Fitness RUclipsrs should aspire to reach. Please upload more frequently. 👍

  • @bangsitsin
    @bangsitsin 7 лет назад +6

    Maybe next time can measure 48hs before, or two weeks before so that your before number can be more accurate considering there's a lot of variables to count.

  • @SVikusik
    @SVikusik 7 лет назад

    This was the best 10k I ever got to watch because it was so educational! Thank you Stephanie.

  • @LaurenTickner
    @LaurenTickner 7 лет назад +207

    #TeamScience >

  • @fireice1234567
    @fireice1234567 7 лет назад

    Loved this video Stephanie! So happy to see your channel exploding to greatness! Really enjoyed the science behind this and your I believe the first person to ever do a post 10k study! Keep the videos coming!

  • @yahyaraz4617
    @yahyaraz4617 7 лет назад +5

    very interesting to learn the effects of the 10k challenge on your body chemistry!

  • @victor9961
    @victor9961 7 лет назад +1

    FINALLEH! It's been so long since you did the challenge. I checked your channel multiple times since then just to make sure I hadn't missed the follow up video. :-P I would love to see more stuff from you. I feel like you would have a lot of knowledge to share w/ us!

  • @MendozaAlegria
    @MendozaAlegria 7 лет назад +4

    Very interesting to know the aftermath after a 10k challenge. :)

  • @stinejakobsen9798
    @stinejakobsen9798 7 лет назад +1

    The best food challenge video WITH AWESOME folkow up! I would love to see more. Just subbed because of these videos!

  • @annieliu5803
    @annieliu5803 7 лет назад +5

    This was really interesting to watch. Makes me feel better when I binge eat 😂💙

  • @ADerpyReality
    @ADerpyReality 7 лет назад

    Really glad you did this as the affect of the challenge is probably more important than the challenge itself.

  • @kiflicaodcokolade
    @kiflicaodcokolade 7 лет назад +4

    Hi Stephanie! I would love your "scientific thoughts" about intermittent fasting! Do you think its good for fat loss or is it better to have more frequent, smaller meals per day? I read so many pro's and con's about both that now I am just confused in what's best :D Love your videos, keep up the good work! xx

  • @kyledawson4535
    @kyledawson4535 6 лет назад

    Glad someone finally took the time to do a study like this, but still make an entertaining RUclips video

  • @patricia__alves_
    @patricia__alves_ 7 лет назад +14

    The nerd in me is SO excited right now !

  • @pitachipenthusiast
    @pitachipenthusiast 6 лет назад +1

    Becca Mardis
    You should do a follow up to this video comparing your stats from this post to your stats these days now that you’re having regular cheat days! That would be so interesting (especially the metabolic rate part)!

  • @raggzz99
    @raggzz99 7 лет назад +6

    I love your video! Nice to see a fitness girl doing something different on youtube. I have seen many of Jeff's videos and I love that you went similar route with the science based videos ! :) Also, what lipstick are you wearing? love it!

  • @Kimsey_
    @Kimsey_ 7 лет назад

    Thanks for doing this. I'm sure a lot of us watched countless 10k challenge videos and maybe even thought of trying it without knowing the after math. Very informative, love it!

  • @justanothercarol
    @justanothercarol 7 лет назад +7

    When you're doing your RMR it is VERYYY important to not move at all, not talk, not make any movements.... you're basically supposed to act as if you were sleeping... That can throw off the test results like crazy. But awesome video nonetheless.

  • @krystalreynolds6519
    @krystalreynolds6519 7 лет назад

    Thank you for making & posting this video, Stephanie. You and Jeff seem to have such a fun spirits and friendly personalities - from the lab scene, don't lose that

  • @SR98889
    @SR98889 7 лет назад +8

    SO glad Jeff got rid of that cold fish and found a girl with a personality! 🙌

  • @ZGreen-ml5ed
    @ZGreen-ml5ed 7 лет назад +1

    YAAYYY!!! I was waiting for my favorite TAMPA Florida youtuber to upload 🤘

  • @sundus4354
    @sundus4354 6 лет назад +3

    loved the video!💜
    btw...can I as a "normal" girl get this measured too? And if yes, where can I get the measurements and how much will it cost?

  • @fabuliz1985
    @fabuliz1985 7 лет назад

    Kudos to you for actually using this challenge to illustrate how the human body works. So many gratuitous food challenge videos out there, but yours actually provided valuable information! Thank you.

  • @noraa2804
    @noraa2804 7 лет назад +5

    Cool! I second another person's suggestion for you to do another 10k except this one is strictly on whole food, low fat style ^.^

  • @beverleychengfit
    @beverleychengfit 7 лет назад +1

    Great video girl! Love the editing, especially since this is only your 5th video! Killin it

  • @KrystenJanzen
    @KrystenJanzen 7 лет назад +10

    This was really interesting!!!

  • @pinkxiheart
    @pinkxiheart 7 лет назад

    I really enjoyed this video. No other videos shows the aftermath of doing a 10k and its so important to understand that as they are fun, they do have long term affect though we don't think so. Thanks for doing this!

  • @CongoNguyen
    @CongoNguyen 7 лет назад +47

    Looking forward to your 15k now LOLLL

  • @imairsiha
    @imairsiha 7 лет назад

    i love your scientific videos they're amazing and i learn so much. ps: im an RN so its great to see this. i actually watched this w/ one of my patients and it gave her a different perspective. so thank you.

  • @aleksk2879
    @aleksk2879 7 лет назад +8

    OMG Awesome, Your Birthday Is Same like Mine ... Go Pisces!

  • @reeseziegler1389
    @reeseziegler1389 7 лет назад +1

    I've been waiting for this!! So excited!

  • @thebiggestlittlecity
    @thebiggestlittlecity 7 лет назад +20

    I am surprised that your RMR is only 1300kcal/ day with that much muscle mass you have. I thought you should have at least 2k.

  • @Kisarhi
    @Kisarhi 7 лет назад +1

    Really interesting! Thanks for sharing the 10K as well as the follow-up days and weeks! Like you said, it really hits home the importance of eating at maintenance (or deficit if aiming for fat loss) because those sneaky extra calories can and will make a difference in the long term!

  • @BreakDownize
    @BreakDownize 7 лет назад +6

    Matt Stonie can do the 12k calories challenge in under 11minutes only on donuts ,lol.

  • @gregis2628
    @gregis2628 5 лет назад

    I understand my comment is late, buuuuuttttt I really appreciate your this video. I really appreciate that you did this challenge in the name of science, not just cause it’s a challenge everyone is doing. When I first clicked on the video, I was ready to click back out, but you mentioned you’re doing it for a study which peaked my interest. I’m a social science major I love research and participating in studies and for this give you much respect and a subscribe.