Coming from paleo diet...nutrition circle scares me
LetThemEatLettuce
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So, after a pretty long stint of paleo and not seeing too many results, I finally decided what made the most sense is actually counting the calories in what I'm consuming. Obviously if I'm eating like 6,000 eggs and avacados a day, I'm still consuming mass amount of calories...
What's confusing to me though is the nutrition circle. I'm used to healthy fats being "good" and so seeing my fat content be so high and my carb content be so low is really strange. I'm really only eating "healthy" fats (ie aforementioned avacados) and staying within my calorie goals. How much weight should I be putting on this nutritional circle if my intent is to lose weight?
What's confusing to me though is the nutrition circle. I'm used to healthy fats being "good" and so seeing my fat content be so high and my carb content be so low is really strange. I'm really only eating "healthy" fats (ie aforementioned avacados) and staying within my calorie goals. How much weight should I be putting on this nutritional circle if my intent is to lose weight?
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What do you mean by the nutrition circle?0
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Or do mean your Macros?0
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I think I mean macros...the fat/carbs/protein circle that is under "nutrition" at the bottom of my daily diary.0
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Following, because I'd like to know how to alter that circle with my own carb requirements for LCHF.0
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