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More calories equals more body weight by Robert Troch on May 15, 2009 at 8:49 AM PDT
Yes there are way too many variables. It is a VERY complex subject. We do know however that a blanket statement such as “Eating more calories leads to weight gain” is not necessarily true. A calorie is NOT just a calorie. There are different kinds of calories that cause different reactions. Earl Butz’s cheap carbs are an example of a negative reaction.