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conservation of energy
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conservation of energy
[kon′sərvā′shən]
Etymology: L, conservare, to preserve
(in physics) a law stating that in any closed system the total amount of energy is constant. It is superseded by the special relativity equation e = mc2, but it is still applicable in the chemical process.


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Law of conservation of energy also reconciles this opposition, which states that the total sum of energy of universe always remains same, it can neither be created nor destroyed; however, it can change its form from one form to another.
Just like how the Law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed but is transferred from one form to another, The Law of Attraction states that "like attracts like.
If the diet is not hypocaloric, there should be no doubt that there will be no success and no weight loss, as one cannot circumvent, overcome, or alter nature's law of conservation of energy.
 
 
 
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