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A food lower in calorific content that the energy required to eat it. Eating negative calorie foods, so the theory goes, in itself leads to weight loss. | A food lower in calorific content that the energy required to eat it. Eating negative calorie foods, so the theory goes, in itself leads to weight loss. | ||
The most widely cited negative food is [[celery]]. | The most widely cited negative food is [[celery]]. But [[celery]] ''isn't'' a [[negative-calorie food]]<ref>http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1896439_1896359_1896346,00.html</ref>, especially when you load it with cream cheese, which is the only sensible way to eat it. [[Celery]] is pointless, tasteless and just gets in the way. No-one enjoys it. Rather like [[legal celery]]. | ||
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