How to determine maintenance calories?
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Interesting. I could not WAIT to eat more.
I lost my last 15 pounds at a small deficit. It was set at 250 per day but I couldn't even stick to that. I can't imagine eating at 1000 per day deficit at the end.
Good luck, OP. Eat! :drinker:0 -
purple4sure05 wrote: »
Excellent - well done on addressing your fears. :flowerforyou:
It does get easier with time and one of the great things about maintaining is that you have all the time in the world to experiment.
Have a think about how you feel as regards energy levels after a week or so as well as monitoring your weight. Eating low can make a lot of subtle differences to general activity levels, that may explain why your weight loss slowed down recently.
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cmriverside wrote: »Interesting. I could not WAIT to eat more.
I lost my last 15 pounds at a small deficit. It was set at 250 per day but I couldn't even stick to that. I can't imagine eating at 1000 per day deficit at the end.
Good luck, OP. Eat! :drinker:
Thank you! I just get tripped up with knowing my true maintenance calories with all the variations. That's what stops me from wanting to eat more, im afraid to mess it up. But I've got a plan now! Going shopping Tuesday for my new calorie allotment. I'm excited to buy some popcorn and spring rolls lol.3
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