If tomatoes are highly catabolic then is tomato soup catabolic as well?

Question

I've read up on catabolic foods and there are a few things that I don't exactly understand. I know that tomatoes are highly catabolic, but is tomato soup catabolic as well? And if oranges are catabolic does that make orange juice catabolic too?

If you could clarify these for me I would much appreciate it =]

Answer 1

well a teenager can earn money by dancing eroticaly jk jk not really though my third cousin on my great grandmas side who has a twin sister thats married to a blacksmith that is a redneck danced eroticaly on a axel of his truck and he made money well not really money but he made hay from the neighborhood farm animals and then sold the hay to buy an actual pole and then he put it in carleys house for  a bachlorette party on sep 6  while eating lasagna and bruchetta he will be pole dancing for the party and later he will eat the pole for more money and then he will go back to the axel on his truck

i love family

Answer 2

You've answered your own questions here.  Yes, on both scores.,

Answer 3

I would highly doubt it....the tomatoes themselves would still be catabolic but when combined with other ingredients will not be a "catabolic food" because the other ingredients are not catabolic themselves.

Edit:

For example, eating a whole bottle of ketchup is definitely not catabolic even though the main ingredient is the tomato!!