Do you force yourself to finish meals to meet calorie goals?

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  • Cbestinme
    Cbestinme Posts: 397 Member
    Thanks for the explanations why the bare minimum should be 1200 calories it does make plenty of sense. As I am losing weight for the first time ever my body is changing in new ways (even understanding hunger which seems to change. I am now able to eat all my calories again &have never felt a need to force feed).

    I hope OP will follow the advice (example: smaller frequent meals) and also consult her doctors to make sure she is well taken care of medically (especially with eating disorder history - to avoid relapse or just to be safer)
  • lilac_bunny
    lilac_bunny Posts: 137 Member
    I had this when i started and I had cut out sugary foods and buying fat free versions of things. I have now mostly gone back to full fat and eating calorie dense foods. I needed to try and keep my calories up because of struggling to have enough energy for exercise. I think from the forums here it is quite a common problem.
  • DisruptedMatrix
    DisruptedMatrix Posts: 130 Member
    I'd say that eating smaller but more often meals prevents binging.
  • lorrpb
    lorrpb Posts: 11,463 Member
    If it does lead to binging, then change back before damage is done.
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