It's NOT Just Calories In VS Calories Out!!!
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I'm sorry "Rocbloa" but for weight loss or weight gain even, it is as simple as calories in, calories out, period.
WOW! Someone's a little pissy aren't they. I'm sorry that you don't like it but that's the way it is. Eat over your BMR, gain weight. Eat under it, lose weight. I don't see how you can argue with that. Now body composition is something different entirely, but the very first sentence of your original post said "it's not jsut calories in vs. calories out for weight loss" and for strictly weight loss yes it is!
Oh and by the way, yes, my parent's are very proud of me, thanks for asking! :drinker:
First of all I didn't change your name because I was being childish, I mistyped it. But by the way you sound you don't make mistakes, although I am man enough to admit when I made one.
Now back to your original post, you seem to be very angry with everyone that has disagreed with you in any way, shape or form, but the simple fact remains, for strictly weight loss it's calories in calories out. Don't get mad at me about it, I didn't design the system, you'll have to talk to the man upstairs about that.0 -
I'm sorry "Rocbloa" but for weight loss or weight gain even, it is as simple as calories in, calories out, period.
If you sleep deprive yourself, don't exercise, and only eat junk food, then it's going to be a lot harder to have the motivation to meet your caloric goals (especially in the long run). So while it may boil down to calories in calories out, there's much more to successful long term weight management than simply counting calories in/out.0 -
I whole heartily agree with the fact that eating the right foods is much better than eating crap foods. If this were a perfect world we'd all eat 100% organic fruits, vegetables, and meats, but the fact is if all your concerned about is losing weight one of the easiest ways is calorie counting. I could eat 1500 calories a day of cookies until I reach my target weight and then eat 2100 calories of cookies a day to maintain. Obviously it's not healthy or safe for that matter, but it would work. I've lost 28 pounds in 60 days by doing nothing but counting calories. I don't exercise and I still eat a small amount of junk food almost everyday. I currently live a sedative lifestyle. I log what I eat and do my best to not go over.
That is excellent, keep up the good work. Keep in mind though that if you're sedentary, a portion of that weight you lost was muscle. If you gain the weight back, it'll come back as all fat and you'll be worse off than you started. So while yes, weight loss is still technically based on calories in vs calories out, that's not the optimal mentality IMHO.0 -
I'm sorry "Rocbloa" but for weight loss or weight gain even, it is as simple as calories in, calories out, period.
WOW! Someone's a little pissy aren't they. I'm sorry that you don't like it but that's the way it is. Eat over your BMR, gain weight. Eat under it, lose weight. I don't see how you can argue with that. Now body composition is something different entirely, but the very first sentence of your original post said "it's not jsut calories in vs. calories out for weight loss" and for strictly weight loss yes it is!
Oh and by the way, yes, my parent's are very proud of me, thanks for asking! :drinker:
First of all I didn't change your name because I was being childish, I mistyped it. But by the way you sound you don't make mistakes, although I am man enough to admit when I made one.
Now back to your original post, you seem to be very angry with everyone that has disagreed with you in any way, shape or form, but the simple fact remains, for strictly weight loss it's calories in calories out. Don't get mad at me about it, I didn't design the system, you'll have to talk to the man upstairs about that.
And about the "system that the man upstairs created", he didn't create pop tarts and biscuits, he created fruits and vegetables. I'll take my calories from god-food over the exact same number of calories of man-food, any day.-1 -
Wow, is all I can say to all of this.
All I know is that what I am doing works for me, and I can maintain this eating style for life. I try my best to eat as healthy as I can, but life happens and sometimes the food that enters my body isn't the best, but I am in it for the long haul. I don't need a quick fix.
I eat 2300 calories a day, plus 300 for breastfeeding. I am eating at maintenance right now, and will be cutting at 15% in a couple of weeks. I am still losing at TDEE so I might be burning more than I think I am.0 -
Wow, is all I can say to all of this.
All I know is that what I am doing works for me, and I can maintain this eating style for life. I try my best to eat as healthy as I can, but life happens and sometimes the food that enters my body isn't the best, but I am in it for the long haul. I don't need a quick fix.
I eat 2300 calories a day, plus 300 for breastfeeding. I am eating at maintenance right now, and will be cutting at 15% in a couple of weeks. I am still losing at TDEE so I might be burning more than I think I am.0 -
nope, it is just that simple- actually.0
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I have BSC in Bioscience and recently became extremely interested in nutrition so I AGREE 100%. The body is truly miraculous and very smart! It's all about chemicals, and how these effect signalling networks within the body.
Oh, weight loss would be so simple if we all just jumped off all these ridiculous diet band wagons (keto, low carb etc etc) and just got back to B A S I C S.
Hungry? Then EAT but make sure its REAL food!0 -
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DAT BUMP!0
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Crochetluvr wrote: »When I ate processed food (with high fructose corn syrup and that other crap) and carbs, I didn't lose any weight. Now still with the same amount of calories I eat clean food and more protein and keep losing.......
You sound like me.....totally agree with YOU!-1 -
OK someone said 'god-food'
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