Calories vs. Exercise
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RobynAragon
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I am confused and I was hoping someone could answer my question. My calorie limit is 1500 and I exercised and burned 485 calories today so it subtracted the caloric intake. Does that mean I can eat 485 calories more today to reach my 1500 limit?? HELP!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, clearly when you move more, you need more fuel. If you weren't intended to eat those calories, it wouldn't add them to your goal.0
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Yes, MFP has it figured out for you, if it says you have this many calories remaining you should eat those calories. However, be wary of exercise calories, unless you have a HRM they can be inaccurate. Usually I give myself about 100 calories of cushioning.0
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