Best food to eat
Garnica2018
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Do you have a food program to lose weight that has worked for you? Thanks
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Yep!
Eat at a caloric deficit, get enough protein (1.5-2g per kg of body weight), a few essential fats (about 0.3-0.4g per kg), and the rest is made up by whatever I want (more protein and fat sometimes, but usually carbs - which take the form of anything from vegetables (more often) to icecream, pasta, cake and alcohol (less often).
BOOM!4 -
I hate breakfast! Any high protein suggestions???0
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anagarnica73 wrote: »Do you have a food program to lose weight that has worked for you? Thanks
Put your stats in mfp, get a calorie goal for weight loss at a sensible, sustainable rate of loss, eat foods to meet that goal. Exercise if you want, fuel that by adding your exercise cals on to your target. Eat foods that make you feel physically and mentally healthy, that satisfy and satiate you...1 -
Yes! Calorie counting via this app has seen me get to goal weight almost 5 years ago and I have kept the weight off too2
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anagarnica73 wrote: »Do you have a food program to lose weight that has worked for you? Thanks
A variety of foods I like, combined into tasty and balanced meals, in amounts that - every day as well as over time -provides me with sufficient nutrition and calories, but also a calorie deficit, so that when I have lost the (un)desired weight, I can continue eating the same way, just with an amount of calories to keep the lower weight stable, has worked to keep the weight off, as well.1 -
I hate breakfast! Any high protein suggestions???
I eat breakfast EVERY day. Eating now at 6:45am while typing this. A bowl of Kelloggs Special K cereal with 2% low fat milk and some Yoplait Strawberry Yogurt, then a hard boiled egg with hot buttered toast, and a cup of tea with no sugar.
That's 525 calories, and 21g of my MFP recommended 99g of protein for today.
Sometimes I would have a slice of ham instead of the boiled egg, other times bacon but that's not often.
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Yep!
Eat at a caloric deficit, get enough protein (1.5-2g per kg of body weight), a few essential fats (about 0.3-0.4g per kg), and the rest is made up by whatever I want (more protein and fat sometimes, but usually carbs - which take the form of anything from vegetables (more often) to icecream, pasta, cake and alcohol (less often).
BOOM!
Fat should be about double that, as a minimum3 -
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »anagarnica73 wrote: »Do you have a food program to lose weight that has worked for you? Thanks
Put your stats in mfp, get a calorie goal for weight loss at a sensible, sustainable rate of loss, eat foods to meet that goal. Exercise if you want, fuel that by adding your exercise cals on to your target. Eat foods that make you feel physically and mentally healthy, that satisfy and satiate you...
I am eating less than 1200 call p/day. I exercise a lot but my weight still being the same. I carry most in my belly0 -
I hate breakfast! Any high protein suggestions???
I eat breakfast EVERY day. Eating now at 6:45am while typing this. A bowl of Kelloggs Special K cereal with 2% low fat milk and some Yoplait Strawberry Yogurt, then a hard boiled egg with hot buttered toast, and a cup of tea with no sugar.
That's 525 calories, and 21g of my MFP recommended 99g of protein for today.
Sometimes I would have a slice of ham instead of the boiled egg, other times bacon but that's not often.
I will try that.
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Yep!
Eat at a caloric deficit, get enough protein (1.5-2g per kg of body weight), a few essential fats (about 0.3-0.4g per kg), and the rest is made up by whatever I want (more protein and fat sometimes, but usually carbs - which take the form of anything from vegetables (more often) to icecream, pasta, cake and alcohol (less often).
BOOM!
REALLY?
I am a 90kg woman.
So you suggest I eat around 180gm of protein daily?
I consume half that for good health.
Consuming a well balanced diet of foods you enjoy, while staying in daily caloric allowance is the best way to stick to what is a
FOREVER COMMITMENT!
There is no BAD FOOD...
So enjoy your food take this journey a day at a time.0
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