Exercise and weight loss.
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varduk
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Do you still loose weight by consuming the extra calories you earn by exercising?
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Yes, because you're already in a caloric deficit.0
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As long as A. you're logging everything accurately, and B. only eating back a portion of those calories, you should.0
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Oh yes. Eventually my activity level decreased and my deficit was smaller as I got close to goal, so not then. But when I started, I looked forward to that very much. Still lost at the rate I wanted.0
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Lots of people have suggested you only eat back 50% of the calories you have earned from exercise, as the burns tend to be overestimated.0
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If i do excessive exercise, like swimming all day, I will eat a lot more, but my daily exercise is relatively consistent and doesn't seem to have an impact on my huger.
I have more and less hungry days, but the exercise remains the same.
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