Calculating exercise and total active energy
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I do not.
But try it and see if you add or gain weight. If it’s your desired outcome then stick with it.0 -
No you shouldn't.
Your TDEE already accounts for exercise calories based on your activity multiplier. Even at sedentary, you shouldn't "eat back" your burned calories. Doing so puts you at risk of reducing your deficit given the margins of error associated with food tracking as it is.1
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What are you trying to calculate?0
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Mind field this so it is . Can't seem to get it right0
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