Nutrition percentages
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waistaway80
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Today when tracking my total meals I realized that I ate about 60% fat, 30% carbs and 10% protein. If I stayed within my usual calories which is around 1500 calories a day (I'm female) and I exercise almost every day (treadmill) do you think a person can lose weight with these percentages? The calories aren't too high but the fat is high... can I still lose weight? Thanks for any input.
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High fat isn't a big deal, but the low protein is.
Jack up your protein. If you ditch anything, make it the carbs.
Try to get your protein at least up to 20%.1
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