so you accidentally ate over your intake
goku89
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and its only 8pm!
this happened as my lunch for work was botched so i ate out at taco bell but forgot which food has the least calories (not a whole lot to choose from)
anyways what do you do? you can't just starve yourself till midnight lol
this happened as my lunch for work was botched so i ate out at taco bell but forgot which food has the least calories (not a whole lot to choose from)
anyways what do you do? you can't just starve yourself till midnight lol
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Make the best choices you can for the rest of the day without sitting around starving yourself.
Plan better tomorrow. Start over fresh. No single day will ruin your diet.0 -
or borrow two hundred calories from tomorrow(you can even log it on tomorrow)....your body will never know.
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^^^^ what she said. There is no reason to starve yourself. A mess up here and there isn't going to ruin everything.0
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Why don't you catch up on some sleep? Or treat yourself to an evening walk? I am over on my calorie intake for today so I did another 30 minutes of yoga and am going to go for a 4-mile walk. It's not the end of the world if your calorie levels fluctuate from day to day -- that's normal. But if you are like me and just need to keep yourself motivated, the best thing is to just keep moving!0
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or borrow two hundred calories from tomorrow(you can even log it on tomorrow)....your body will never know.
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i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.0
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and its only 8pm!
this happened as my lunch for work was botched so i ate out at taco bell but forgot which food has the least calories (not a whole lot to choose from)
anyways what do you do? you can't just starve yourself till midnight lol
i would just eat super low cal, load up on the water, and mentally chastise myself for being an idiot.0 -
i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.0
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its almost midnight not sure how much i'll eat before i sleep0
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and its only 8pm!
this happened as my lunch for work was botched so i ate out at taco bell but forgot which food has the least calories (not a whole lot to choose from)
anyways what do you do? you can't just starve yourself till midnight lol
i would just eat super low cal, load up on the water, and mentally chastise myself for being an idiot.
Srs? I hope not.0 -
i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.0
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and its only 8pm!
this happened as my lunch for work was botched so i ate out at taco bell but forgot which food has the least calories (not a whole lot to choose from)
anyways what do you do? you can't just starve yourself till midnight lol
i would just eat super low cal, load up on the water, and mentally chastise myself for being an idiot.
Srs? I hope not.
i'm totally serious. it serves me right for being an idiot. i won't die from eating low cal lmao. does it offend u, yeah?0 -
i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.0
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i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.
poppycock. bundle up and head outside.0 -
and its only 8pm!
this happened as my lunch for work was botched so i ate out at taco bell but forgot which food has the least calories (not a whole lot to choose from)
anyways what do you do? you can't just starve yourself till midnight lol
i would just eat super low cal, load up on the water, and mentally chastise myself for being an idiot.
Srs? I hope not.
i'm totally serious. it serves me right for being an idiot. i won't die from eating low cal lmao. does it offend u, yeah?
No it doesn't offend me. There's merit to the idea of just not eating for the evening and learning a lesson from it but the way you phrased it wades in to territory I don't like- which is punishment and restriction after you make a mistake. There's many people that already have messed up relationships with food when they end up on this site and I personally believe pretty strongly that one of the keys to success is building a healthy relationship with food. I don't really like to attach any negative feedback to any choices I make- I prefer the 'learn from the mistake and move on' method.0 -
It's 8 degrees here and snow on the ground, but I still went for my walk. Pretty sure it's about the same temperature where you are. Trust me, it'll be cold at first, but it'll encourage you to just walk faster!
Part of working out and being fit is getting outside of your comfort zone. You will be surprised at how much you're actually capable of if you stop telling yourself you can't.0 -
I 'accidentally' ate over my intake for the whole week , anywhere between 200-800 more than planned
Still am hovering around the same weight, even a little less, no biggie bro! lol
One day is nothing, just don't be like "oh well i went over, screw it" and binge your face off0 -
Skipping one meal is not starving yourself.0
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No it doesn't offend me. There's merit to the idea of just not eating for the evening and learning a lesson from it but the way you phrased it wades in to territory I don't like- which is punishment and restriction after you make a mistake. There's many people that already have messed up relationships with food when they end up on this site and I personally believe pretty strongly that one of the keys to success is building a healthy relationship with food. I don't really like to attach any negative feedback to any choices I make- I prefer the 'learn from the mistake and move on' method.
QFT
I, being one of those people with messed up relationships with food, give kudos. +1 million0 -
Damage control!
1) Work out to make up for it! Go for a run. If you can't go out, do cardio indoors if you can! Find some workout vids on YouTube and get moving for half an hour or so.
2) Try to make the rest of your meals fairly low-calorie the rest of the day... salads are always a good bet because veggies are like -nothing- and you can have a really generous sized, filling salad without making a big dent calorie-wise. Just make smart choices about the 'extras' you put on it (cheese, seeds and nuts, dressing, etc - good stuff but calorie-dense, so go light on them because they add up fast).0 -
Also don't beat yourself up about it. An off day here and there probably isn't a huge deal in the long run... just make smart choices, don't beat yourself up (stuff happens!) and get off to a better start in the morning. One of my biggest obstacles is dealing with 'bad days' properly. It's really easy for me to get discouraged and give up because I 'failed' and went super over for one reason or another. So the above suggestions are what I am trying to do instead of reacting badly like that. Hope it helps you, too!0
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First, I live in Alaska and walk outside every day.
I overate yesterday. I turned on the kinect and did some dancing :-)
My alternative is to remember that My Fitness Pal resets at midnight, even if I slip up today, I'm going to be there tomorrow fighting for my good health.0 -
Kiss the day away and start again tomorrow. You can drink a ton more water, add some lemon to help clean the gastrointestinal track.0
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8 PM? I'd go to bed early and not have to worry about it. But then I get up at 4:30 in the morning so 8:00 isn't too terribly early for me, just a couple of hours before my usual bedtime.0
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I didn't accidentally go over... I knew it was going to happen... again. I have just been feeling so hungry the past few days but I'm not stressing about it. I'll get back to normal in a few days.0
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or borrow two hundred calories from tomorrow(you can even log it on tomorrow)....your body will never know.
promise.
Seriously, OP, don't worry about it. If you go over you go over. It's not the end of the world.0 -
I'm usually out of calories at 7pm, heck sometimes at 6pm... It's an appropriate time to stop eating... so I don't really get your question.0
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8 PM? I'd go to bed early and not have to worry about it. But then I get up at 4:30 in the morning so 8:00 isn't too terribly early for me, just a couple of hours before my usual bedtime.
I was thinking the same. If it is 8 pm, you should probably just go to bed. Brush your teeth so you won't want food so much. I'm not sure what your daily schedule is like (like, if you work night shifts or something), but getting enough rest is important to weight loss, too.0 -
i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.
I often march/jog in place in front of the TV if I can't go outside for a walk.0 -
i can't walk outside i'm in michigan.
I often march/jog in place in front of the TV if I can't go outside for a walk.
Ditto.0
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