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Competitor.com’s Matt Fitzgerald explains why counting calories may not be a nutritionally sound practice when it comes to your health and training. Written by: Matt Fitzgerald I’m sure you’ve heard the expression, “A calorie is a calorie.” It means that carbohydrate, fat and protein calories are equal in terms of their effect on body weight. This

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