Do i really need to eat more? 1200 cals
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2. TDEE method. Go to Scooby's workshop or fat2fitradio.com and enter your stats to find your BMR and TDEE. Try to eat at TDEE-20%, without adding exercise calories back in. Or at the least, not less than the BMR that you figured. This method takes a few weeks to start seeing results because your body has to adjust to suddenly getting more calories.
I do the TDEE - 20% because it is easier to me to just have 1 figure to use each day, and not worry about exercise calories. I have had great results using the TDEE method. I have lost 12 lbs since Feb this year.
Nicely stated and simple to understand. Sorry, the quote didn't work but I was quoting what gracielynn101 stated!0 -
I've been using MFP for about 2 months now and I have always eaten my exercise cals back or go 50 to 100 (sometimes more) cals over my goal so that my body won't go into starvation mode & so that I won't loose any muscle weight. And it's been working great for me. The weight is coming off.0
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Yes and no, if you increase cals + exercise you will not see results within that day or even week. It will take your body a while to adjust to your new intake and realize it can stop storing energy like mad. I know it's hard when you hit a plateau to increase your intake while decreasing might make sense. Just stick with it and wait it out0
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