Eating back your exercise calories
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if you want to lose weight more quickly , don't eat back your burnt calories
Yes - by all means - if you want to lose muscle mass (along with fat).... this is a good option.
Seriously, there is no "one size fits all" answer.
I eat ALL my exercise calories back & it works for me because .......
1. My activity level is set to sendentary
2. I only count actual workouts (using a HRM) .... not walking the dog.
3. I am close to my goal weight .... less "wiggle room" for proper nutrition.
4. I am over 50 and need to preserve as much muscle as I possibly can
Not everyone will "fit" this scenario0 -
Get a HRM for more accurate calories burned. That is what I did0
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bumping for later0
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