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Do you count bad days?
JessJoJell
Posts: 46
I have been very good at tracking everything I put in my mouth but sooner or later I am going to have a cheat day... Do you track your bad days?
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Yes, log everything so there is no question.0
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I log everything that I put into my body.
Sometimes I have to estimate my calories, but I try to get it as close as possible.0 -
i have found it motiviating to record those bad days to stay me on the course on regular days0
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I log them. It makes me accountable. So when I get to "Why am I not losing?" I have proof of why.0
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never skip anything! Put it all on paper so you are accountable for what you have put in your body. It can be a real eye opener!0
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Yes except this last weekend when I was on vacation and decided to take one from logging to0
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YES!!! LOL!! Im having my sinfull butterscotch ice cream today and you better believe it its in there!!!!0
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i log everthing i eat or drink, good or bad, then i make my diary open to my friends so i now that if i mess up they will see it!! keeps me accountable...0
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I do too never thought about it this way but yes totally agree!i log everthing i eat or drink, good or bad, then i make my diary open to my friends so i now that if i mess up they will see it!! keeps me accountable...0
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Absolutely! Log It! You then have a record of it and you can look back and see where you are going wrong x i have logged some pretty bad days x one day I ate 6000 calories but its all there in my diary x private of course hehehe because im a coward lol xxxxx0
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I log everything..good or bad.0
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Yep, I log absolutely everything. Sometimes if I go out to eat or something and can't find nutrition info I either put something similar from another restaurant or estimate (but I always estimate high just to be safe). I also don't really have 'cheat' days but if I really want something, I'll have it. This is a lifestyle change, not a diet and it isn't realistic to think that I won't eat out or eat cake ever again, I just do it in moderation.0
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I log everything..good or bad.0
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I log everything because bad days are days you learn from.0
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Most of the time I log my bad days even if I have to estimate the cals it keeps me on the right track. Every so often it just gets too complicated...like if I have a little bit of a bunch of different things and then I don't log.0
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I allow myself one cheat day on the weekend where I don't log at all. I usually make myself workout that day too. You can't be good all the time!!0
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ok well no one look at my bad days haha I will log it all I guess it will make me think if its worth it or not0
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Absolutely. I was planning on not logging on my birthday (it was my birthday, after all), but I ended up logging anyway. It helps me not let it get completely out of hand. Even though I went to Applebee's and had appetizers and dessert, I still managed to stay under my cals.0
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I didn't even think about not logging today after my very very naughty dinner, but i can already feel myself learning from it.
I think I will do best if I do log and then I can always look back at it and see what the point was.0 -
I just logged A STICK OF GUM! Yeah, I log everything.
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