Calorie Intake vs. burning
Bnspired711
Posts: 8 Member
So I am always under my calorie goals but especially when I workout...I don't know if this is hurting the amount I am losing or not losing?? Does anyone know if I should be eating the extra calories added after adding the exercise? Please help! I just want to be doing things right and losing as much as I can at a healthy rate. Thanks!
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I believe a woman should eat at least 1200 calories a day. Anything less than that and your body may go into starvation mode; because it is not getting enough nourishment. I try not to eat all the calories I burned doing workouts. It takes burning 3500 calories to lose a pound so the more you work out and don't eat, the less you will weigh.0
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MFP estimations for calories burned are usually at least twice what you actually burned. Eat back half of your exercise calories or less.0
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MFP sets your calorie goal so low that you would lose weight without exercise. Then when you do exercise, you need to eat extra for fuel. It changes "Your Daily Goal" to add in those exercise calories, and that is the amount you should target for the day. Also referred to as "net calories" around here.0
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Thanks for the replies.0
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