Anyone else eat one meal a day?
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noobletmcnugget
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I find I'm happiest when I eat all of my calories at dinner. I find that if I eat earlier in the day I end up feeling much hungrier than I would be otherwise and just obsess about food too much. Plus I like being able to eat a larger volume in one go in the evening.
Just wondering whether anyone else did this?
Just wondering whether anyone else did this?
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I'm pretty close to the same. Even though I've been told repeatedly that spacing out your calorie intake more evenly throughout the day will keep you from overeating at night/in the evening, I find that I'm happier if I have more calories to eat in the evening and can have one big meal rather than 3-4 little ones during the day. I like to feel actually full at least once after one big meal rather than just "not starving" after small meals all day0
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Same here, I lost all my weight with intermittent fasting or eating one meal a day. It's fulfilling and I don't feel guilty and feel les hungry.0
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Not one meal, but a very small window of eating. Usually 5-9 or so.0
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Do the same. I can pretty much eat however much of whatever I want if I save my caories for dinner. Feels a lot less like a 'diet' then.0
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Really? wow never heard of this one, I do try to eat way more the first two times in the day,so my dinner can be lighter and i can sleep well.0
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Nope, I've done short eating windows, but I would be uncomfortable eating all of my calories at once. And I don't think I would eat as healthily. (Dinner usually clocks in around 400-700 now, with vegetables.) If it works for you, great!0
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I'm not sure I could power through 3,000 calories in one meal without feeling pretty ill.0
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I'm the opposite. A lot of my days are a small breakfast, bigger lunch, and no dinner.
Anyone else give up on "meals" in mfp logging and just make one called "Food"?0 -
My most successful weight loss came when I ate dinner only. It is just simpler.0
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cwolfman13 wrote: »I'm not sure I could power through 3,000 calories in one meal without feeling pretty ill.
I believe in you wolfman. You can do it!0 -
I'm also (generally) a one-meal-a-day-er. Way easier to sustain.0
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I find the intermittent fasting & fewer daily meals thing fascinating. I know I couldn't do it because if I go maybe 3h without eating something I start feeling sick and dizzy. Do none of you feel ill in the morning 2h after waking up? If I don't eat at least a small breakfast within 2h I get a massive headache. If you can do this, more power to you, I'm just super curious!0
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No. I do a lot during the day and I need all the energy I can get.0
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I tried intermittent fasting and so long as I don't tell myself I'm doing that, I find most days my body does it anyway. Whatever works for you, as it still comes down to CICO.0
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I've never tried. Oh wait.. A lunch buffet perhaps? Ha!0
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I've never tried this and probably can't. I've had too many instances where my blood sugar (I'm not diabetic) dropped too low and I nearly faint. Or I get hangery and want to rip out someone's throat. Kudos to those that can though.0
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I don't know if I could do it. I need to eat often or I get hangry. It falls into the "whatever works for you" category0
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I'm pretty sure I would be close to chewing my arm off if I only ate once a day. Not to mention, I think I'd feel sick to my stomach if eating 1400 calories in one meal. I did that once with Chipotle (intentionally so I didn't go over my calories) and I felt like my stomach was going to explode, and that was the only food I had all day.0
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I used to eat once a day. It took some time but I finally changed that and eat 2-3 times a day. I found it easier to lose weight eating multiple times a day, as your metabolism works harder when you do.0
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