is it true that eating leftover rice makes a person fat than eating a newly cooked rice?
138679
No and you won't get fat off of rice as long as you eat it in moderation.  If you sit down and eat 2 cups then yeah your going to get fat.
897595
No, but keep in mind...weight gain is cumulative. Depending on the time and composition of the food, some will leave the system and some will stay. Foods break down into proteins, fats and carbohydrates. You might not retain the foods you eat at one sitting, but overtime your body will store more fats and fluids than you need.
1149469
yes...after not eating for a long while your body goes into a survival mode eating what fat you have on your body. but as soon as you eat something again yuor body will hold on to that food b/c it thinks that you will not eat again. so by holding all that food you will gain weight quicker. just eat every day like a normal perspn.
785526
Instead of white rice, you should be eating brown rice.  It's better for you and keeps you satisfied longer.
231261
Depends on how much cooked milk, might be safer to substitute another ingredient.
1026861
The other answers are wrong.  Rice is not the only thing u eat on this diet. And the starches u are supposed to eat on this diet are supposed to be multi grain. Not like white rice or bread or straight potatoes. You are allowed to eat like red potatoes or corn or multi grain pastas and brown rice on this diet. I loved this diet. It has an average weight loss of 25 lbs per month, and drastically lowered my triglycerides and blood sugar. A lot of people think lots of carbs means you'll get diabetes but its the opposite with this diet b/c it lowers the level of insulin.  Plus it gives u tons of energy and it is the easiest diet I have ever done that works.  I lost 40 lbs the first MONTH.  It was so easy for me b/c I am full all the time. You definitely don't feel like ur starving. For more info look up rice diet on wikepedia!
68890
its just like pasta, bread and potatoes, if you eat too much, it could give you extra weight, especially if your not moving around too much.
1073103
Yes, because rice slows digestion.\nParents of children with diarrhea are told to feed their children the BRAT diet\nBananas\nRice\nApplesauce\nToast
504320
No, cooking releases the digestible carbohydrates, so cooked oatmeal has more food value (i.e calories your body can use)
485464
Well most sushi would be considered quite healthy.  It would be great if you could eat brown rice, rather that white refined rice. A high fiber food puts on less weight than a refined carb such as white rice.  Are you eating the fried sushi? The fish and California roll ones should be pretty low in calories and fat.
98580
recent study shows eating late at night or right before bed doesn't pack on the pounds. eating fatty foods high in calories will though. it doesn't matter if you eat 2000 calories in one sitting or spread through out the day. it's still 2000 calories.
827265
If you're human, you do.  The food you eat is broken down to make the energy you need to live.  The energy is measured in calories.
1009104
It's not good because then your body begins to use it's fat for energy...and when you start eating again it will cause you to gain more weight than before.
300824
no. It makes you more hungry and slows down your metabolism, making the food you eat more fattening
132288
Nah dude...Why take leftovers?
355209
Teach her to eat better foods in moderation and to become more active.  By better foods I mean low-fat(not no-fat) meats and plenty of fruits, vegetables, and yes carbs in moderation.  No really fatty sugary foods and not large quantities.  If you eat more calories than you burn, you will gain weight.  Being active takes energy and burns more calories than sitting around.  Also, when you become more active your body usually craves the things it needs which you get from healthy foods.  Those foods that were not so tasty before will start looking better.  This is a long term fix.  Over time you will be healthier and have less body fat.  The quick fix of course is to find some crazy diet where you eat only certain foods or don't eat at all.  This will drop weight quickly, but nobody stays on those diets and they can do more harm in the long run than good.
1067464
No and no. Many vegetable are actually better for you after they are cooked. The body can't break down some of the raw vegetables properly and you don't get all the nutrients. Spinach is a prime example.