If i sleep in late
eddyr2007
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How does daily calorie intake work? Including my macros and stuff... i slept in got up about 6pm and ate for that day till round 3am then started breakfast next day at 9 am... how to know when to split days concerning macros and calories?
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Oh, I remember those days...
Most people just go from sleep to sleep. Others go from midnight to midnight. Pick a method that works for you and stick with it. What really matters is nutrition over longer time scales: weeks and months.0 -
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Only you will know whether moving things into convenient time slots is administrative convenience, or an attempt to make things look better, ultimately only harming yourself.
Your metabolism doesn't stop and there is no magical cut off. The days are an administrative convenience.
I continue to log things I am eating after midnight in my previous day's 8pm to midnight slot till I go to bed.
Unfortunately MFP has a 3am local time diary completion cut off, or it won't post the completed diary on my feed.
Things after ~2:55am mostly end in the first slot for the next day (I call it post midnight) unless pre-logged.
Hasn't stopped me from meeting my goals...0 -
One of two ways. Track the time you're awake as a day. When you go to bed and wake up again, new day. Or track midnight to midnight.
Its not terribly important - the main thing I think is to be consistent. If you go back and forth your logs may be wonky.How does daily calorie intake work? Including my macros and stuff... i slept in got up about 6pm and ate for that day till round 3am then started breakfast next day at 9 am... how to know when to split days concerning macros and calories?
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I go sleep to sleep but since I'm middle-aged, predictable, and boring that almost always correlates with midnight to midnight or 3am to 3am, however MFP does it0
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I sometimes don't end up eating on the weekends till 11 or 12pm, I just count it as a rounded day from 12:01am to 11:59pm, or even average for the week.
I've been awake till 2am asking myself "If I eat this...what day does it count on."0 -
I divide it by sleep to sleep. My Apple Watch does not, unfortunately.0
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I split my days at midnight. It doesn't really make much difference when you split days as long as you do it consistently.0
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Daily calorie intake doesn't matter as much as weekly/monthly average calorie intake. So, count it however you want and, as long as your weekly average is fine, don't worry about it.0
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