Starving!
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Joanimal
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Hello, I just started on Monday, and the site is great. Makes tracking so much easier than other ways I have tried. Unfortunately, I am hungry almost all the time! I hope my body adjusts to the lower amount of calories and protein soon. I do like the "instant" credit I get for completing my exercise!
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Definitely! Exercise calories are so rewarding to see! Give it a week or so and you'll adjust a little better to the less calorie intake. I finally figured out that if I spread my calories out better, it definitely helped. Like I'd be super hungry at 11 and I don't eat lunch until 12-1230 so I eat yogurt and an apple or something for around 250 calories for breakfast and then grab a Granola thin or piece of fruit for midsnack. That seems to help.0
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I had the same problem my first week. Your body should adjust. But to help...keep yourself busy (mind off of food), drink water, chew gum, increase fiber and protein intake.0
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The hunger part WILL pass, I promise! Hang in there! It won't be long!0
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I have transitioned to a very "clean" way of eating in the last year. The more natural items you eat the more you can eat. I completely stay away from all packaged and processed food, including canned and frozen. In doing this I actually have a tough time some days getting in all of my calories as I feel like all I do is eat.0
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it will pass! In the meantime MAKE SURE you're eating foods high in protein and fiber, they will keep you fuller longer!0
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If I am hungry I go for a walk. It kills two birds with one stone, I get more exercise calories to eat and it stops me from eating.0
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It will pass, and before long you'll think to yourself "how did I ever eat all that?" Just make sure you are making wise food choices and opt for protein and fiber-rich foods as they help you to feel full longer. If you're snacking on fruit, try pairing it with a protein like greek yogurt or have an apple and peanut butter (the one I buy has two ingredients - peanuts and salt).0
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