Fake Activity Calories?

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  • alanmcj68
    alanmcj68 Posts: 68 Member
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    I log about 2 hours per day as food prep, but in reality I work about 6 hours a day in a hot kitchen, with pretty much no rest. So in some cases, it's fair enough to log it.
  • debrakgoogins
    debrakgoogins Posts: 2,034 Member
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    You never know where someone else is starting from. I had multiple surgeries in a short period and was bed bound for a very long time. I came here when I was first recovering. Activities like cleaning and food prepping were hard for me and required effort. Now, I don't log those activities because they no longer require the effort they did then. in fact, I don't log any activities...I just let my heart rate monitor do that for me and don't always eat those calories back.
  • VUA21
    VUA21 Posts: 2,072 Member
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    mambagirl wrote: »
    Yea,I see the "food Preparation" as exercise on here and I'm just thinking WTH? But,to each his own...If it works for them,then cool.

    I can see making the entire Christmas dinner by oneself as being a workout, especially if cooking for a lot of people.

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