Eating Burned Calories....why?

LoTaylor86
LoTaylor86 Posts: 4 Member
edited November 9 in Health and Weight Loss
I can't seem to find the answer to this in plain english. Can someone help me? Why should you eat the calories burned in a day. Yesterday I burned 1178....I'm on 1200 calories a day withOUT working out so this is basically ALL of my meals again. Thanks!!

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  • TurtleTape
    TurtleTape Posts: 254 Member
    Well in your case if you don't eat them back then your body has no calories to function on. Think about it logically: if you burn every calorie you eat, then what is left for your body to breathe, digest, move, etc. with?
  • pudgypie
    pudgypie Posts: 83 Member
    Well in your case if you don't eat them back then your body has no calories to function on. Think about it logically: if you burn every calorie you eat, then what is left for your body to breathe, digest, move, etc. with?


    +1....simple and to the point. Exactly as above.
  • meerkat70
    meerkat70 Posts: 4,605 Member
    Because it's the only way to maintain a healthy deficit. If you do not eat at least some of your exercise calories back, your deficit will exceed that which is healthy for sustainable weightloss.
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