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Drink plenty of water and a teaspoon of olive oil. And wait it out. You can't undo once done. Water under the bridge. Write down all the consequences and read it the next time you are tempted.0
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brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.singingflutelady wrote: »If 3000 calories is over your tdee then yes you will gain weight. I assume that's not the only thing you ate today?
This actually was all I consumed that day! And today I had 8 protein bars (quest bars mainly) and had like no food
Why???
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Christine_72 wrote: »brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.singingflutelady wrote: »If 3000 calories is over your tdee then yes you will gain weight. I assume that's not the only thing you ate today?
This actually was all I consumed that day! And today I had 8 protein bars (quest bars mainly) and had like no food
Why???
Because I have the mentality that protein bars will help me lose weight
They have no magical weight loss properties. Protein bars are just an easy way to get in your protein needs. Eat whatever you want within the calories MFP has given you.. Simples.0 -
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Snap out of it.0
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brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.singingflutelady wrote: »If 3000 calories is over your tdee then yes you will gain weight. I assume that's not the only thing you ate today?
This actually was all I consumed that day! And today I had 8 protein bars (quest bars mainly) and had like no foodChristine_72 wrote: »brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.singingflutelady wrote: »If 3000 calories is over your tdee then yes you will gain weight. I assume that's not the only thing you ate today?
This actually was all I consumed that day! And today I had 8 protein bars (quest bars mainly) and had like no food
Why???Christine_72 wrote: »brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.brianpperkins wrote: »Four threads on the same subject over the past week ... three in the past half hour.
The answers remain the same ... if the calories you consumed were more than your TDEE, you will gain. If they were less than your TDEE, you won't.singingflutelady wrote: »If 3000 calories is over your tdee then yes you will gain weight. I assume that's not the only thing you ate today?
This actually was all I consumed that day! And today I had 8 protein bars (quest bars mainly) and had like no food
Why???
Because I have the mentality that protein bars will help me lose weightSnap out of it.
It sounds like you may need to find someone to talk to. You state that you had 15 protein bars, then follow it up with 8 the next day? Even though you are in pain and feeling bloated? This is not a healthy relationship with food.
Protein bars are a supplement to be used to increase protein once a day, like a vitamin. They are not meal replacement bars and eating more will not aid you in your weight loss. Eating a healthy, well-balanced diet will help you lose weight.
Please stop buying Quest bars, keep it to one a day max, and learn to make healthy meals that will meet your goals. Good luck!
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Walk away from the protein bars! That is crazy to be eating that many in one day (not to mention expensive). Losing weight is just part of being healthy. It is NOT healthy to be eating only protein bars, so maybe have 1 a day and stick to foods that will give you more nutrition (and less processed crap) like vegetables and chicken. You will feel SOOOO much better, and your body will thank you!0
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Come live in Australia, a box of 12 Quest bars is $48, that would nip your addiction in the bud
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Are you percolating yet? All that fiber must be getting to you. Eat some veggies and oil. You should be fine shortly. You may need a squatty potty. Dont worry.
Protein bars dont make you lose weight. Less calories make you lose weight. Protein bars are meant for supplementing when you need it not to be a main source of your daily food. Hope you feel better soon.0 -
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Mainly you'll go broke buying more Quest bars!0
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brianpperkins wrote: »
And how old are you?
Nothing else matters in this thread just yet.
Again, so many red flags in this thread.0 -
I wondered if there was anyone else out there making healthy protein bars out there that has had success balancing the protein 25% , fats 25%, carbs 50%. I like to eat them as a meal. I was making them with oats but switched to chia but i an sure that's a good idea.0
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I'm just going to put this out there as it sounds like it may be helpful.
http://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/find-help-support
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These are the kinds of things that make me weep for humanity....0
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On the bright side, OP probably burned a ton of calories chewing them.0
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