calorie intake-you've probabyl answered this one already. bu
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DesraStubbs
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I wok full time now and I have a one year old and about 30 pounds of baby fat still to lose.. God help me.
I have been trying to consume 1200 health calories a day and I’m always short 200 or 300..I have no appetite and I’m afraid that I’ll stall my metabolism. I don’t get to the gym very often so I don’t get any extra calories to burn. So what is a good snack food to eat to keep up my health eating daily?!?!?!
Also what is a good shack or meal before or after a gym workout…to help me get enough protein.?!?!?! Thank you again for your help.
I have been trying to consume 1200 health calories a day and I’m always short 200 or 300..I have no appetite and I’m afraid that I’ll stall my metabolism. I don’t get to the gym very often so I don’t get any extra calories to burn. So what is a good snack food to eat to keep up my health eating daily?!?!?!
Also what is a good shack or meal before or after a gym workout…to help me get enough protein.?!?!?! Thank you again for your help.
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I wok full time now and I have a one year old and about 30 pounds of baby fat still to lose.. God help me.
I have been trying to consume 1200 health calories a day and I’m always short 200 or 300..I have no appetite and I’m afraid that I’ll stall my metabolism. I don’t get to the gym very often so I don’t get any extra calories to burn. So what is a good snack food to eat to keep up my health eating daily?!?!?!
Also what is a good shack or meal before or after a gym workout…to help me get enough protein.?!?!?! Thank you again for your help.0 -
all natural peanut butter has about 100 calories per tablespoon with no sodium (as long as it's all natural unsalted). Cottage cheese is high in protein and I think it makes a great choice for an after workout snack.0
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Nuts, peanut butter (or any nut butter)
This link may help.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/45414-foods-to-pad-exercise-calories0
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