People claiming to be full in tiny calorie amounts
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Great quote on lifestyle, not diet.
Thanks ^_^ It's just that after a diet, things go back to normal. I want a new healthy lifestyle of good foods and exercise to be a LIFESTYLE. Diets don't last.
Perhaps I misjudged you :-). If that is your plan and you are fueling your workouts sounds good. Out of curiosity when you drop the fat are you planning on bringing your calories up by a lot (like to 2000 plus) and continuing to lift?0 -
Out of curiosity, what is the protein and fat goal in grams per day you are set at?I eat around 1200-1300 a day and don't feel the need to eat any more. I don't get "hungry" after that. But i'm not "so full that I CAN'T eat any more." It's all a matter of if you NEED to
Are you meeting your micro and macro nutrient requirements? Grams of protein? Grams of fat? Iron?
Actually, I am. I usually exceed my protein and meet my fat and everything else. I eat whole food and try to live a healthy lifestyle. Like right now I'm completely full and I'm not even at my goal of 1310 yet. It's all about your own body and what works for it.
Protein is at 66 and fat is at 44. I most of the time exceed fat but almost ALWAYS exceed protein (trying to build lean muscle as well). I basically go for foods with high amounts of protein, and I try to go for the healthy fats.
Macros sound okay to me if you are exceeding those values by a good amount (like 90g protein). No way you are building muscle at 1310 cals a day though, muscle building requires an energy surplus and that you don't jave. From what you said I assume you are exercising. Are you exercising on top of of eating 1300 calories and not eating more to sustain your workouts?
I DO eat my calories back after I exercise. No way am I going to burn a thousand calories hiking and NOT eat it back, that's COMPLETELY unhealthy. And I'm not trying to bulk up or anything, but just become more athletic and leaner.
The most efficient way to reach those particular goals is to eat at a moderate deficit and do a progressive resistance program.
And I am I do Abs Monday, Arms Tues, Legs Wed, Rest, then repeat for fri sat and sun. I have resistance bands, dumbbells, new running shoes, a new bike, and a bunch of hiking stuff and etc exercise stuff. Thanks for your concern/help, though!
I'd focus on compound exercises and strength building.0 -
Great quote on lifestyle, not diet.
Thanks ^_^ It's just that after a diet, things go back to normal. I want a new healthy lifestyle of good foods and exercise to be a LIFESTYLE. Diets don't last.
Perhaps I misjudged you :-). If that is your plan and you are fueling your workouts sounds good. Out of curiosity when you drop the fat are you planning on bringing your calories up by a lot (like to 2000 plus) and continuing to lift?
Of course! I plan on not so much counting calories when I drop the weight and focus more on whole foods, organic, but still meeting my protein macros and all the healthy fats. I love to work out to that'll never stop hah. Thanks ^_^0 -
My net calorie goal is 1300, although with the amount of activity I do I consume somewhere between 1700-2000 calories a day. While I'm never, EVER too full to eat my calories, some days I just get weary of trying to juggle the calories and macros and making good choices. Like today, my goal is 2035 and I have almost 500 calories left to eat, and that's AFTER eating a filling and nutritious lunch AND dinner AND a piece of cake for dessert. It's 9:30 p.m. and I just lack the brain power to figure out what else to eat to fit my macros and that I feel like eating and that isn't full of sugar.
I'll do it... but for once, I sympathize with not wanting to eat any more!
Well that is the kind of "1300" calorie diet that seems fine to me.0 -
You state you eat well below 1200 and say you're not starving. Not being hungry is not an clear indicator that you are not starving your body of essential nutrition. To many people focusing simply on if they are hungry or not and what they think "their" body needs and not what the human body actually needs in general.I guess it depends on your weight as well. Not gonna lie tho, 2000 IS too much. I usually eat well below 1200, I don't feel full obviously, but don't starve either, it's usually alright. But I can't imagine 2000 calories, it would literally make me sick.
By not starving, I meant I don't get dizzy and lose the ability to think if I don't eat 2000 calories.0 -
Great quote on lifestyle, not diet.
Thanks ^_^ It's just that after a diet, things go back to normal. I want a new healthy lifestyle of good foods and exercise to be a LIFESTYLE. Diets don't last.
Perhaps I misjudged you :-). If that is your plan and you are fueling your workouts sounds good. Out of curiosity when you drop the fat are you planning on bringing your calories up by a lot (like to 2000 plus) and continuing to lift?
Of course! I plan on not so much counting calories when I drop the weight and focus more on whole foods, organic, but still meeting my protein macros and all the healthy fats. I love to work out to that'll never stop hah. Thanks ^_^
Well then actually I think we have similar plans. My net is 1800 cal, typical intake is about 2200 with exercise. Currently set to lose fat but eventually going to transition to surplus to add a little muscle and get dem strength gains.0 -
My net calorie goal is 1300, although with the amount of activity I do I consume somewhere between 1700-2000 calories a day. While I'm never, EVER too full to eat my calories, some days I just get weary of trying to juggle the calories and macros and making good choices. Like today, my goal is 2035 and I have almost 500 calories left to eat, and that's AFTER eating a filling and nutritious lunch AND dinner AND a piece of cake for dessert. It's 9:30 p.m. and I just lack the brain power to figure out what else to eat to fit my macros and that I feel like eating and that isn't full of sugar.
I'll do it... but for once, I sympathize with not wanting to eat any more!
Whole milk. Pistachios.
I wish we had pistachios! Yum. But it's okay, I remembered we had peanut butter. Problem solved.0 -
. Some people have small appetites, I get it, but it's kind of a slap in the face to those of us who are trying really hard not to overshoot our numbers.
No it is not a slap in the face to you or the OP or anyone else.
If people are having the opposite issue to you, that doesn't mean any such thing.
In order to count calories and hit 800/1000 cals, you would have to intentionally avoid high calorie items. It just seems like the easiest problem on the planet to solve. It would be like complaining that I'm too rich. :sad:
I'm sorry, that's untrue. I had McDonalds for breakfast and pizza for dinner - I came in just at 1100. I get full very quickly. What else would you suggest I do? I ate about 3 hours ago and I'm still very full feeling. If I tried to eat more right now, I'd end up with a belly ache. I suppose that's preferable than............what?
It's not like complaining that you're rich, it's just an issue that's different from your issue. One issue is not more worthy of support and guidance than the other. They are just different.
I had Chick fil a for dinner, which including a chicken sandwich and had a chocolate chip cookie when I got home. My total calories for the day came in at 1199. I had breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks today. It is not hard to eat 1200 calories and not starve.0 -
. Some people have small appetites, I get it, but it's kind of a slap in the face to those of us who are trying really hard not to overshoot our numbers.
No it is not a slap in the face to you or the OP or anyone else.
If people are having the opposite issue to you, that doesn't mean any such thing.
In order to count calories and hit 800/1000 cals, you would have to intentionally avoid high calorie items. It just seems like the easiest problem on the planet to solve. It would be like complaining that I'm too rich. :sad:
I'm sorry, that's untrue. I had McDonalds for breakfast and pizza for dinner - I came in just at 1100. I get full very quickly. What else would you suggest I do? I ate about 3 hours ago and I'm still very full feeling. If I tried to eat more right now, I'd end up with a belly ache. I suppose that's preferable than............what?
It's not like complaining that you're rich, it's just an issue that's different from your issue. One issue is not more worthy of support and guidance than the other. They are just different.
What did you eat a mcdonalds? I get at sausage egg and cheese biscuit and an oj and am hitting 600 or 700
Egg McMuffin and a caramel fancy coffee something. The McMuffins are 290, the coffee was 50something (I didn't drink much of it).
Yup! Was thinking along the same lines as likitisplit.
1 sausage egg biscuit 510 calories
1 McMuffin 300 calories
Perhaps you're eating the McMuffin because you actually prefer it. To me it's actually really tasty. However I chose that item when I used to eat it because it was lower in calories than some of the other options. And McDonalds publishes their calorie info on all their items. You'd literally just have to pick the next sandwich over to get 200 extra calories in your day0 -
. Some people have small appetites, I get it, but it's kind of a slap in the face to those of us who are trying really hard not to overshoot our numbers.
No it is not a slap in the face to you or the OP or anyone else.
If people are having the opposite issue to you, that doesn't mean any such thing.
In order to count calories and hit 800/1000 cals, you would have to intentionally avoid high calorie items. It just seems like the easiest problem on the planet to solve. It would be like complaining that I'm too rich. :sad:
I'm sorry, that's untrue. I had McDonalds for breakfast and pizza for dinner - I came in just at 1100. I get full very quickly. What else would you suggest I do? I ate about 3 hours ago and I'm still very full feeling. If I tried to eat more right now, I'd end up with a belly ache. I suppose that's preferable than............what?
It's not like complaining that you're rich, it's just an issue that's different from your issue. One issue is not more worthy of support and guidance than the other. They are just different.
I had Chick fil a for dinner, which including a chicken sandwich and had a chocolate chip cookie when I got home. My total calories for the day came in at 1199. I had breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks today. It is not hard to eat 1200 calories and not starve.
So by "not starve" do you mean met all your nutritional and dietary requirements or do you mean by just not feel hungry.0 -
. Some people have small appetites, I get it, but it's kind of a slap in the face to those of us who are trying really hard not to overshoot our numbers.
No it is not a slap in the face to you or the OP or anyone else.
If people are having the opposite issue to you, that doesn't mean any such thing.
In order to count calories and hit 800/1000 cals, you would have to intentionally avoid high calorie items. It just seems like the easiest problem on the planet to solve. It would be like complaining that I'm too rich. :sad:
I'm sorry, that's untrue. I had McDonalds for breakfast and pizza for dinner - I came in just at 1100. I get full very quickly. What else would you suggest I do? I ate about 3 hours ago and I'm still very full feeling. If I tried to eat more right now, I'd end up with a belly ache. I suppose that's preferable than............what?
It's not like complaining that you're rich, it's just an issue that's different from your issue. One issue is not more worthy of support and guidance than the other. They are just different.
I had Chick fil a for dinner, which including a chicken sandwich and had a chocolate chip cookie when I got home. My total calories for the day came in at 1199. I had breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks today. It is not hard to eat 1200 calories and not starve.
So by "not starve" do you mean met all your nutritional and dietary requirements or do you mean by just not feel hungry.
I did. I can't vouch for the other poster.0 -
My net calorie goal is 1300, although with the amount of activity I do I consume somewhere between 1700-2000 calories a day. While I'm never, EVER too full to eat my calories, some days I just get weary of trying to juggle the calories and macros and making good choices. Like today, my goal is 2035 and I have almost 500 calories left to eat, and that's AFTER eating a filling and nutritious lunch AND dinner AND a piece of cake for dessert. It's 9:30 p.m. and I just lack the brain power to figure out what else to eat to fit my macros and that I feel like eating and that isn't full of sugar.
I'll do it... but for once, I sympathize with not wanting to eat any more!
Whole milk. Pistachios.
I wish we had pistachios! Yum. But it's okay, I remembered we had peanut butter. Problem solved.
Sometimes you need a boost.
Sometimes you need a reminder that the Doritos really are required nutritionally.0 -
Great quote on lifestyle, not diet.
Thanks ^_^ It's just that after a diet, things go back to normal. I want a new healthy lifestyle of good foods and exercise to be a LIFESTYLE. Diets don't last.
Perhaps I misjudged you :-). If that is your plan and you are fueling your workouts sounds good. Out of curiosity when you drop the fat are you planning on bringing your calories up by a lot (like to 2000 plus) and continuing to lift?
Of course! I plan on not so much counting calories when I drop the weight and focus more on whole foods, organic, but still meeting my protein macros and all the healthy fats. I love to work out to that'll never stop hah. Thanks ^_^
I lift heavy acrylics has a recomp success story posted. I can't seem to find the link, maybe she'll repost. It shows what I mean.0 -
. Some people have small appetites, I get it, but it's kind of a slap in the face to those of us who are trying really hard not to overshoot our numbers.
No it is not a slap in the face to you or the OP or anyone else.
If people are having the opposite issue to you, that doesn't mean any such thing.
In order to count calories and hit 800/1000 cals, you would have to intentionally avoid high calorie items. It just seems like the easiest problem on the planet to solve. It would be like complaining that I'm too rich. :sad:
I'm sorry, that's untrue. I had McDonalds for breakfast and pizza for dinner - I came in just at 1100. I get full very quickly. What else would you suggest I do? I ate about 3 hours ago and I'm still very full feeling. If I tried to eat more right now, I'd end up with a belly ache. I suppose that's preferable than............what?
It's not like complaining that you're rich, it's just an issue that's different from your issue. One issue is not more worthy of support and guidance than the other. They are just different.
I had Chick fil a for dinner, which including a chicken sandwich and had a chocolate chip cookie when I got home. My total calories for the day came in at 1199. I had breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks today. It is not hard to eat 1200 calories and not starve.
So by "not starve" do you mean met all your nutritional and dietary requirements or do you mean by just not feel hungry.
I did. I can't vouch for the other poster.
Call me skeptical about the nutritional content of a chicken sandwich and a chocolate chip cookie considering that pretty much fills more than half your calorie allotment right there. Those things aren't really known for their high vitamin potassium and iron content.
But alright.0 -
*Looks at food log* Yep, 2,426 calories for the day. *Looks at ticker* Yup, lost 30 pounds so far and only 6 left to go. Of course, my favorite game right now is how much food can I stuff in my face and still manage to lose weight. It's highly motivational, very challenging and I've found it works quite well for me, its a diet I recommend to everyone :happy: .
Seriously, eating enough so that you feel happy and healthy but still manage to lose weight doesn't make you a little piggy, that's what we call winning. If you have more to lose and can comfortably manage a larger calorie deficit that still remains healthy then go for it, but there's absolutely no reason to be hungry and miserable if you can eat more, be happy, and still meet your goals.0 -
I bet they have room for a wafer thin mint... just a tiny little thin one.
TIS ONLY WAFER THIN.0 -
*Looks at food log* Yep, 2,426 calories for the day. *Looks at ticker* Yup, lost 30 pounds so far and only 6 left to go. Of course, my favorite game right now is how much food can I stuff in my face and still manage to lose weight. It's highly motivational, very challenging and I've found it works quite well for me, its a diet I recommend to everyone :happy: .
Seriously, eating enough so that you feel happy and healthy but still manage to lose weight doesn't make you a little piggy, that's what we call winning. If you have more to lose and can comfortably manage a larger calorie deficit that still remains healthy then go for it, but there's absolutely no reason to be hungry and miserable if you can eat more, be happy, and still meet your goals.
How much do you weigh? How much do you work out? And at what rate are you losing? If you don't mind my asking. 0 -
I freaking love that game! I play it every day. It's so much more fun than let me see how little food I can, not pass out and lose weight as fast as possible game.*Looks at food log* Yep, 2,426 calories for the day. *Looks at ticker* Yup, lost 30 pounds so far and only 6 left to go. Of course, my favorite game right now is how much food can I stuff in my face and still manage to lose weight. It's highly motivational, very challenging and I've found it works quite well for me, its a diet I recommend to everyone :happy: .
Seriously, eating enough so that you feel happy and healthy but still manage to lose weight doesn't make you a little piggy, that's what we call winning. If you have more to lose and can comfortably manage a larger calorie deficit that still remains healthy then go for it, but there's absolutely no reason to be hungry and miserable if you can eat more, be happy, and still meet your goals.
Well I'd lose that game right now. I'm confident I'm getting my nutrition and macros but I'm definitely calorie restricting to the point where I pass on the pasta or a beer.
My intake is in the 2k to 2.2k range only.0
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