Eat Clean Diet

gperry227
gperry227 Posts: 93
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
Ok... Looked in the forums, and I didnt see this topic. Anyone out there doing the Eat Clean Diet and myfitness pal? I know that you are not suppose to count calories while doing the eat clean diet, but my OCD is kicking in and I cannot stop counting cals. HELP!!! :noway:

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  • cassandra1220
    cassandra1220 Posts: 284 Member
    I try to eat as clean as I can but I don't think that it negates the need to count calories. Also wanted to add thet there is a great magazine called "Clean Eating" that is full of recipes and tips that might be right up your alley. Good luck.
  • I have attempted to 'eat clean' at every meal. A lot of my recipes and meals come from the Clean Eating Magazine...which I am absolutely obsessed! The only thing I find is some meals are more dense (higher calorie counts) than others but loaded with everything you in that one meal. When I come across these I just tend to eat a smaller portion. Love the 'eat clean diet' and yes you can do it and still count calories too! You are going to feel great!!
  • I try to eat clean. The log still helps me though in keeping honest when I get off track. I also like it because I can see that I can eat more calories when I do "clean eating" than when I do processed eating. I know it is calories in and calories out, but that is the way it seems to me.
  • Thank you!!!!! Ya'll just inspired me .... appreciate it
  • rtmama
    rtmama Posts: 403 Member
    I try to eat clean too, and I count calories. I know both have helped me lose my weight. I don't know what I'll do when I reach my goal weight, but for now, counting works, so don't feel bad!
  • shanerylee
    shanerylee Posts: 298 Member
    what does it mean to eat clean?
  • Eating Clean is all natural foods i.e. fruits, veggies, lean proteins. No chemically processed foods (white flour, sugar, splenda, sweet and low, equal) are out the door.

    There is a book by Tosca Reno called The Eat Clean Diet... phenominal. It isn't a diet, but a lifestyle commitment. :smile:
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