Alin75 answered Friday July 21 2006, 7:00 pm: You burn calories by simply being alive (breathing etc). On top of this every single activity also burns some calories. This includes talking, singing, typing, absolutely anything at all.
Siren_Cytherea answered Friday July 21 2006, 2:35 pm: Okay, to all of you who said singing doesn't burn calories, try actually singing. Yes, it burns calories. Not like, hundres of them, but basically, being alive burns calories. Walking, talking, laughing, singing. Any physical activity. Even sleeping burns calories.
So the answer to your question is "yes, but not a significant amount." [ Siren_Cytherea's advice column | Ask Siren_Cytherea A Question ]
dancinangel1029 answered Friday July 21 2006, 2:29 pm: doing any thing like sleeping walking just sitting burns calories so talking singing or laughing would burn calories to but not much.
xoIDOLox answered Friday July 21 2006, 2:16 pm: Nope, only exercise. I suppose that if you had a laughing fit your jaw would move up and down spastically and you might burn a few calories that way. Or if you never shut up and always kept talking. But I don't think by singing you would burn any. [ xoIDOLox's advice column | Ask xoIDOLox A Question ]
kallan answered Friday July 21 2006, 1:52 pm: You burn calories whenever you are moving, even when you are sleeping. So, yeah, talking, singing. and laughing burn calories, but not much! [ kallan's advice column | Ask kallan A Question ]
TEENAGExHEARTS answered Friday July 21 2006, 1:38 pm: you burn calories all the time, whenever you move. so yes to your question, but talking and singing doesn't burn much at all (like maybe 5 calories all day), laughing burns a little more then talking but not that much. [ TEENAGExHEARTS's advice column | Ask TEENAGExHEARTS A Question ]
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