90%/10% eating rule
2009jewellz
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Hello. 90% eating healthy. 10% eat whatever. Anyone following this method? If you must Google it please do so and lets discuss it.
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I'm more like 83%/17%.0
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Depends on how you define healthy, whether you're eating at an appropriate calorie level, whether you're getting enough fat/protein/fiber and vitamins/minerals.0
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Idk my food % splits, but they're probably 50-50 depending on whose definition of "healthy" and "whatever" is being followed.0
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"Whatever" is subjective, but I approve of the philosophy.0
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No, I'm afraid not. It's probably as good a rule as any to put limits on excessive junk food but I prefer an everyday/special occasion sort eating plan instead of using a percentage.0
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I never heard of it but it sounds pretty good. My 10% would be my glass of wine each day, although that may be even less than 10%. I can't do moderation with sweets.0
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Too much math involved. I'm just gonna wing it so long as I deficit. My body lets me know if I've chosen wrong!0
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What happens if you go to 11?0
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Is this 90/10 thing from the shakeolgy/beach body marketing machine? I just looked briefly, but saw shake powder being sold for like $5 per bloody 8oz!!!!!!! Expensive fake food?0
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Is this 90/10 thing from the shakeolgy/beach body marketing machine? I just looked briefly, but saw shake powder being sold for like $5 per bloody 8oz!!!!!!! Expensive fake food?
There are a few books on it with "menus" like this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0312303971?ref_=pd_ybh_1
ugh
So my measly 1350 calories of nutrition should be 135 in crap and 1215 in things my body needs? Every day?
Sorry, no, I think when you are eating at a deficit you have to maximize nutrition. Crap begets crap and bad nutrition begets cravings for crap. Is it really necessary to get a 10% sugar fix every day?0 -
Is this 90/10 thing from the shakeolgy/beach body marketing machine? I just looked briefly, but saw shake powder being sold for like $5 per bloody 8oz!!!!!!! Expensive fake food?
There are a few books on it with "menus" like this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0312303971?ref_=pd_ybh_1
ugh
So my measly 1350 calories of nutrition should be 135 in crap and 1215 in things my body needs? Every day?
Sorry, no, I think when you are eating at a deficit you have to maximize nutrition. Crap begets crap and bad nutrition begets cravings for crap. Is it really necessary to get a 10% sugar fix every day?
I missed this. 10% of fun is what I saw; I'm guessing you can define 'fun' in pretty broad sense. Then again. . .
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Depends on how you define healthy, whether you're eating at an appropriate calorie level, whether you're getting enough fat/protein/fiber and vitamins/minerals.
All the above, appropriate calories and enough fat/protein/fiber and vitamins and minerals. How else would you define healthy?0 -
crazyjerseygirl wrote: »Too much math involved. I'm just gonna wing it so long as I deficit. My body lets me know if I've chosen wrong!
Yep. Me too... I actually love math, but I'm not fond of applying it to my diet... hence why I let MFP do all that for me.0 -
2009jewellz wrote: »Hello. 90% eating healthy. 10% eat whatever. Anyone following this method? If you must Google it please do so and lets discuss it.
I don't follow any rule like that.
I try to eat foods that meet my calorie, protein, fiber and fat goals. I try to get several servings of fruits or vegetables. I try not to go overboard with sodium. I eat what I like all the time. It is working well for me and sustainable.0 -
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So my measly 1350 calories of nutrition should be 135 in crap and 1215 in things my body needs? Every day?
Sorry, no, I think when you are eating at a deficit you have to maximize nutrition. Crap begets crap and bad nutrition begets cravings for crap. Is it really necessary to get a 10% sugar fix every day?
I am thankful I never had to eat crap, or get cravings for crap....I love my half a cup of ice cream made with real cream and sugar! each night.......
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