Calorie Deficit | Calories Burned
geminigemz90
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I have a 500 calorie deficit.
I burned 300 calories.
Which one is more important.
I burned 300 calories.
Which one is more important.
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They are the same. If the calories burned are after the deficit then you are now -800. otherwise it is just part of that -500 deficit.
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For weight loss, your calorie deficit matters. For fitness, health, and a joyful life, exercise matters.0
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.......(Calories out) ............ (Calories in).......
Total calories burned - total calories eaten = deficit
The deficit is what determines weight loss.
If you started with a 500 calorie deficit and then burned an additional 300 exercise calories without eating them back, you actually have an 800 calorie deficit.2 -
What do you mean by "I have a 500 calorie deficit?" Is that the target you've set up in MFP, or are you 500 calories under your goal for the day?0
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