Lchf people how many calories do you eat?
aqualeo1
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Do you still count? Do you find you can eat more calories and still lose weight?
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You still need to count your calorie intake.2
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You still need a deficit, doing low carbs doesn't mean you can eat more calories and lose the same amount of fat, it all comes down to the calorie deficit at the end of the day.0
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Some people say that & some people say the opposite so I'm asking for people's personal experiences2
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Personal experience? Calorie deficit all the way!0
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queenliz99 wrote: »Personal experience? Calorie deficit all the way!
Have you tried lchf?0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »Personal experience? Calorie deficit all the way!
Have you tried lchf?
Yep.0 -
I don't find that I eat more but a huge part of that is because the food I do eat fills me up so much that I dont want or need to. My deficit is the same but Im not hungry while maintaining it anymore.
I should also note I do intermittent fasting so I have one protein shake followed by a large meal and sometimes a night snack, cheese or nuts as my favorites. My macros are set to 50% fat, 30% protein, 20% carbs. I hit them most of the time but sometimes am over carbs and under protein depending on my large dinner choice.2 -
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queenliz99 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »Personal experience? Calorie deficit all the way!
Have you tried lchf?
Yep.
Ok so you're saying it made no difference then?0 -
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When I was losing, I averaged around 1500kcal per day. That worked out to around 2lbs per week lost. I am 5'8" and started around 190lbs.
I don't count anymore. I am guessing my calories are over 2000 for maintenance. Less when my carbs go up.3 -
You need a calorie deficit to lose weight. It's science!0
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YES! I count calories Yes I do LCHF . To lose weight it still comes down to that very basic fact.0
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I found doing LCHF, I just naturally ate/eat less calories because the food keeps me fully and satiated.
I do try to not go over the maintenance calories for my goal weight.
ETA: One of the main reasons I track is to make sure I eat ENOUGH. I can find myself dropping below 1000 calories a day.0
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