Exercise Calories - Been Done to Death I know, However...
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sozzell
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Hi,
I know this topic has been done to death but the amount of people who question how much I eat is ridiculous so I wanted to ask the question....
My OH is always going on about how I am always eating, even an hour or two after dinner. I'll use y/day as an example:
After my evening meal I still had something like 1065 calories left. I had earned around 500 in exercise during the day, so, around an hour after my dinner I had some homemade banana bread with pure peanut butter. I tried to explain to him that I have already set myself a defecit and so with that, and my calories earned during exercise I needed to eat as many of my allowance as possible, but he doesn't see how this would work....plus the fact that I am eating late in the evening. Surely if you need to eat the calories you need to eat them, right? Or wrong?
Please help!
I know this topic has been done to death but the amount of people who question how much I eat is ridiculous so I wanted to ask the question....
My OH is always going on about how I am always eating, even an hour or two after dinner. I'll use y/day as an example:
After my evening meal I still had something like 1065 calories left. I had earned around 500 in exercise during the day, so, around an hour after my dinner I had some homemade banana bread with pure peanut butter. I tried to explain to him that I have already set myself a defecit and so with that, and my calories earned during exercise I needed to eat as many of my allowance as possible, but he doesn't see how this would work....plus the fact that I am eating late in the evening. Surely if you need to eat the calories you need to eat them, right? Or wrong?
Please help!
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you answered your own question with the deficit comment.0
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If you are steadily losing then your calories are not too high and you are not over-estimating calories burned during exercise.0
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Yes, if your diet is working for you, then you obviously need those calories, and it doesn't matter what time you eat them. I'd suggest you quit trying to convince/explain it to people who either don't want to understand or don't respect your judgement; maybe use a simple 'this works for me' then change the subject.0
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