Eating if not hungry
24clouds
Posts: 74 Member
Stupid question but Ive come to realise mfp community have best advice
Say Ive eaten 600 calories in day and come dinner time I got 600 left but am not hungry should I still eat dinner?
I figured I should so I not hungry tomorrow but I ate a whole avocado as I thought good idea as not a lot of quantity but max calories. I ate some chicken stew too
Literally felt like I ate for sake of it which I guess I did!
Say Ive eaten 600 calories in day and come dinner time I got 600 left but am not hungry should I still eat dinner?
I figured I should so I not hungry tomorrow but I ate a whole avocado as I thought good idea as not a lot of quantity but max calories. I ate some chicken stew too
Literally felt like I ate for sake of it which I guess I did!
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Yes you should still eat until you reach the goal MFP has set for you.1
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Yes. One day under isn't an issue, but you should regularly be hitting 1200 calories so as not to lose more muscle mass or deprive your body of nutrition.0
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No. Those are the golden time that lets you effectively create deficit.
In reverse, there will be time that you feel hungry even when you eat "enough" your "allowance". It will be a struggle. Would you want to struggle?
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In the scenario you've described, yes eat. No way have you satisfied your body nutritionally for the day with 600 calories. Now if I've eaten 1400 calories and am entitled to 1600, I'm not going to chow down a chocolate bar just because I can. Unless I want to...
Who am I kidding, I'd absolutely eat the chocolate! But only if it's high quality and delicious chocolate.2 -
I should mention this is rare lol! I did eat because logic told me I had not eaten enough in day to be healthy0
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Oh and yes the question was defiantly about a big deficit not being under goal by 200 cals. Thanks for opinions0
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If you aren't doing much for the rest of the day then I would say that you might as well skip dinner, since you aren't hungry. However, if you are planning on working out after dinner then eat anyway, because you need the energy.0
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