How do you feel about going over your daily FAT GOAL?
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How do you feel about going over your daily FAT GOAL?
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Absolutely fine.5
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I treat my fat and protein goals as minimums to go over rather than maximums to stay under. Going over my fat goal within reason is a good thing for me, personally.8
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I'm fine with it.1
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Since I love looking 5 years younger than I am and also having hair I'm pretty okay with it7
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If you're in your calories, it's fine. Look at your weekly averages, too, and decide if you want the macros at the preset levels or something else. Somehow, over a week, I end up at the presets pretty much exactly.3
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Thanks I will do that.
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Fine - fat doesn't make you fat.5
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I don't track macros, makes things less stressful for me1
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Don't care. It's all about the calories.2
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I'm always over because I love avocado, milk and butter and, this week in particular, chocolate. I know most of my fats are healthy fats so there's no need for concern.6
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diannethegeek wrote: »I treat my fat and protein goals as minimums to go over rather than maximums to stay under. Going over my fat goal within reason is a good thing for me, personally.
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It depends - I try to watch my fat, carb and sugar intake since my family is predisposed to high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes. However, take a look at where the fats and carbs/sugars are coming from. Are they fruits, vegetables and whole grains? Or are they oils?0
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Fine. I go over on fat and protien most days. I just try to really watch sodium and carbs. All within my calories, of course.3
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It feels gooooooooooood.5
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I try to keep my fat up, never down. I added some thick cream to my smoothie today to bump it up a bit.
Fat helps keep me full, it is an essential and very important macro, and it tastes good!
If you're worried about the fallacy of eating fat makes you fat, rest assured it's BS. Excess calories are the only thing that will pack on the pounds.
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sugarlemonpie wrote: »It depends - I try to watch my fat, carb and sugar intake since my family is predisposed to high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes. However, take a look at where the fats and carbs/sugars are coming from. Are they fruits, vegetables and whole grains? Or are they oils?
Answer: They are only fruits, vegis, whole grains and yes also oils (but only olive oil and coconut oil and milk) maybe some eggs and some fish.0 -
I keep an eye on saturated and trans fats and those are the fats I try not to go over on.3
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It doesn't bother me in the slightest if I go over my fat goals, or protein for that matter. I see these more as minimums. I do get a little annoyed if I end up with more than 50% carbs though. Not the end of the world annoyed, just a shrug and I'll do better tomorrow annoyed.0
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I don't have feelings about nutrients.2
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Just like I feel about going over my daily protein or carb goal. Doesn't bother me at all if I'm happy with my food choices. I try to strike a certain balance because I've learned from experience what makes me a happier dieter, but sometimes to be a happier dieter I need to break my own rules. Flexibility is more important to my personal dieting process than any pre-set "it works" guidelines.1
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