HAVING TROUBLE WITH CALORIES
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HI IM NEW ONLY ON MY SECOND WEEK BUT IM DOING THE 1,200 CAL .AND HAVING TROUBLE GETTING UP TO THE 1,200 IM ALWAYS BELOW LIKE 200 -300 OR SO BUT AS FAR AS PROTINE AND SUGAR IT'S RIGHT ON OR A POINT OR TWO OVER BUT NEVER ENOUGH CAL SO IM NOT SURE WHAT TO DO CAN ANYONE HELP!!!!::grumble:
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HI IM NEW ONLY ON MY SECOND WEEK BUT IM DOING THE 1,200 CAL .AND HAVING TROUBLE GETTING UP TO THE 1,200 IM ALWAYS BELOW LIKE 200 -300 OR SO BUT AS FAR AS PROTINE AND SUGAR IT'S RIGHT ON OR A POINT OR TWO OVER BUT NEVER ENOUGH CAL SO IM NOT SURE WHAT TO DO CAN ANYONE HELP!!!!::grumble:0
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Aren't you hungry!? lol Try eating more fruits and veggies that can add calories without too much of the other stuff, good luck! :happy:0
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LO :laugh: YA I GET HUNGRY BETWEEN MEALS SO THATS WHEN I GO FOR THE FRUITS BUT I GUESS I HAVE TO TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT WHAT I HAVE BEEN EATING AND TRY TRY UNTILL I GET IT RIGHT THANK YOU0
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Welcome to MFP! Have you tried whole grain crackers with peanut butter?
Amy:bigsmile:
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NO I HAVE NOT BUT I COULD TRY THAT . ITS HARD TO GET ALL THE CALS NEEDED AND PRO AND SUGARS HOLY COW0
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Try nuts. Nuts are calorie rich (so be careful!) and full of fiber.
They are great for filling calories throughout the day.0 -
Try a small handful of nuts (not roasted or salted!) with your fruit. It will definately help with your hunger and boost your cals in a healthy way.0
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THANK'S EVERYONE FOR YOU'R HELP :bigsmile: I WILL TRY THE NUTS AND SOME OTHER IDEAS AND I WILL LET YOU ALL KNOW HOW IT WORK'S . HAVE A GOOD NIGHT MFP0
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Welcome to MFP! Have you tried whole grain crackers with peanut butter?
Amy:bigsmile:
Created by MyFitnessPal.com - Free Calorie Counter
My favorite post for answers:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/23912-links-in-mfp-you-want-to-read-again-and-again
I was just going to suggest putting 1-2 tbsp of natural unsalted peanut butter (100 cals per tablespoon approx.) on a plain rice cake (about 40 cals).... voila!!! 240 calories with less than 20 mg of sodium0
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