Should you change your calories after you lost weight? (to lose more weight)
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            I just checked... At my current stats I only have to get to 520 years old for my TDEE to be around zero.3
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            Just adjusted mine. 30 calories less a day after about a 5lb loss.
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            I currently have a lot more to lose and am sitting at an average of 4.8 lbs per week (down 29lbs in 42 days. SW - 457), I figure I wont change my calorie goal until I'm under 1 lb per week, then I'll consider a revamp based on how happy I am with my current progress at the time. I'm sitting at a goal of 2500 calories. Most days I'm under by a fair bit, but some days I'm over. If this is the caloric goal I stick to for the rest of my life, I'll be pretty happy.0
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            stricklee11 wrote: »TerranandKaylynsmommy wrote: »I thought they auto-adjusted
 Mine definitely auto-adjust when I update my weight.
 I started in June at 140lbs, 1370 cal/day and as I've logged weight loss, it has slowly moved me down 10 - 20 calories at a time to now 126lbs, 1290 cal/day. I figure when I get to 125, it'll auto-adjust again to 1280 because that's how its been going. I've never manually adjusted the calories.
 Do you have MFP premium? I'm asking because mine did not automatically update and I use the free edition.
 No. My account was initially opened in 2012 so maybe it's a thing with older accounts?
 It happened today: I logged my weight as 125.6 and took new measurements and it dropped me another 10 calories so I didn't even get to 125.0 before losing another 10. 
 Apparently I am headed all the way down to 1200 which I feel like might be difficult for me.
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            stricklee11 wrote: »TerranandKaylynsmommy wrote: »I thought they auto-adjusted
 Mine definitely auto-adjust when I update my weight.
 I started in June at 140lbs, 1370 cal/day and as I've logged weight loss, it has slowly moved me down 10 - 20 calories at a time to now 126lbs, 1290 cal/day. I figure when I get to 125, it'll auto-adjust again to 1280 because that's how its been going. I've never manually adjusted the calories.
 Do you have MFP premium? I'm asking because mine did not automatically update and I use the free edition.
 No. My account was initially opened in 2012 so maybe it's a thing with older accounts?
 It happened today: I logged my weight as 125.6 and took new measurements and it dropped me another 10 calories so I didn't even get to 125.0 before losing another 10. 
 Apparently I am headed all the way down to 1200 which I feel like might be difficult for me.
 Same with me. I just added a 3 pound loss and my calories were cut by 30 . So it does auto adjust. Maybe it's a setting people have to turn on.0
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