Not eating enough?
zero7one
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Since I started tracking my food intake on this site I have in turn started to make better choices. Adversely, I also on some days have not been eating enough calories. I try to eat healthy and make good choices, but I don't want my deficit to be too great either. I am running a lot and I burned over 500 calories yesterday between running and swimming. The site says that I should take in 1700-1800 some odd calories in order to have a 500 calorie deficit to lose weight. After burning another 500 calories, I would have had to eat 2300 calories yesterday. I only ate 1831 calories.
Will this be a problem in not taking in enough calories? I felt full most of the day and I didn't try to starve myself, though I felt pretty tired after a 2.5 mile run. I ate pretty healthy meals and some healthy snacks in between. I went out last night and bought some almonds and clif bars to help supplement throughout the day.
Any suggestions?
Will this be a problem in not taking in enough calories? I felt full most of the day and I didn't try to starve myself, though I felt pretty tired after a 2.5 mile run. I ate pretty healthy meals and some healthy snacks in between. I went out last night and bought some almonds and clif bars to help supplement throughout the day.
Any suggestions?
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zero7one, you should be congratulated on your hard work and exercise! Way to go! Secondly, I had the same question last week and someone sent me this link, hope it helps!0 -
there are mixed feelings towards this.
Some eat all extra calories
Some eat some
Some eat none
I was told not to eat my extra calories unless I am really actually hungry not just because I want to snack.0 -
I usually eat some of mine back. It depends on really if I am hungry or not. Right now I have been forcing myself to eat every 3 hours to keep my body going. I think if you listen to your body then you will know what to do. I would try to eat atleast some of them with all of the hard work you are putting into the gym!!!
Keep it up!!!0 -
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank You!0
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