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understanding MFP calorie goal

kmgt
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Ok, if I used MFP's guided method of finding my calorie goal, it gives me a number. Then, when I enter in my exercise calories burned, it increases the daily goal. So, if I log exercise, I should eat that increased number, right? If I don't exercise, I should eat the original number it give me, right?
And either way, I'll STILL be at an appropriate deficit?
Just trying to understand how this works. I've logged food for a couple weeks, but haven't started to log exercise. And I'm getting confused by a few threads I've read.
And either way, I'll STILL be at an appropriate deficit?
Just trying to understand how this works. I've logged food for a couple weeks, but haven't started to log exercise. And I'm getting confused by a few threads I've read.
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Yes, if you eat them back you'll still be at the original deficit.0
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Check this out:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/819055-setting-your-calorie-and-macro-targets
It explained the whole process to me pretty well!0
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