What happens if you can't eat all your cals?
nurseannie
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What happens if you can't eat all your cals? I have like 600+ cal left and its 7:56pm?
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do you like peanut butter?0
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at 7:57 pm the world will stop turning and the cars will run off the road
seriously tho
nothing happens
you just need to plan bigger portions earlier in the day next time
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When that happens to me I have a bowl of my favorite cereal. Probably not the best thing to do right before bed but I really like it:happy:0
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at 7:57 pm the world will stop turning and the cars will run off the road
seriously tho
nothing happens
you just need to plan bigger portions earlier in the day next time
its OK
Geez Dave... I was going to say you explode!0 -
Yeah I LOVE peanut butter. I am not all that hungry but I needed to eat dinner or something?0
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Okay, I"m new at this so don't laugh- but as long as you are over 1,200 cals, eating fewer calories is better, right?0
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Yes, Just because you earn extra calories dont mean you have to eat them! You will loose more weight faster if you dont.:drinker:0
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I've just learned it depends on how heavy you are, and your personal chemistry. I have over a hundred pounds to lose, and am currently eating about 1/3 of my exercise cals (those are the ones you burn on top of you base cals e.g. 1200) But if you don't have as much to lose, eat those calories so your body doesn't turn on you and start burning lean tissue for fuel. There are lots of great threads on this written by banks. You can do a search in the forum. Hope this helps more than it confuses! :laugh:0
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You donate them to someone that can use them, like me.
seriously what are you people eating? I NEVER have this problem! EVER! :laugh:0 -
I also NEVER EVER EVER have this problem - I am jealous!!0
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peanut butter is good and so is hummus!0
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i understand i generally have about 700 calories left at the end of the day and if i were to eat anything else i would have to force myself0
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Yes, Just because you earn extra calories dont mean you have to eat them! You will loose more weight faster if you dont.:drinker:
i hear you lose weight really fast if you starve yourself completely. :noway: :huh:0 -
Stop thinking in days - look at the bigger picture and see how you look over several days or a week - think in terms of average calories per day in a week - this is how I have approached it and it seems to work (this includes sometimes eating exercise calories and sometimes not all of them) :glasses:0
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I personally go with whatever feels better for the day. Some days I'll fill it in with peanut butter, other days I'll just let it slide because I'm genuinely not hungry. For example I still have 700 calories to eat today thanks to my daily run, and I'm STUFFED because I had a massive dinner.
As a side note: did you know tomatoes are mostly water, so you can eat a whole one for like, 25 calories? Mmmmmm.0 -
Yes, Just because you earn extra calories dont mean you have to eat them! You will loose more weight faster if you dont.:drinker:
i hear you lose weight really fast if you starve yourself completely. :noway: :huh:
That made me laugh so hard and quickly that I snorted.0 -
awesome. goal accomplished!
I'm glad you caught my subtle humor:bigsmile:0 -
You donate them to someone that can use them, like me.
seriously what are you people eating? I NEVER have this problem! EVER! :laugh:
Ditto :grumble: :ohwell: :glasses:0 -
at 7:57 pm the world will stop turning and the cars will run off the road
seriously tho
nothing happens
you just need to plan bigger portions earlier in the day next time
its OK
Okay this was just way funny lolololololol0 -
I personally go with whatever feels better for the day. Some days I'll fill it in with peanut butter, other days I'll just let it slide because I'm genuinely not hungry. For example I still have 700 calories to eat today thanks to my daily run, and I'm STUFFED because I had a massive dinner.
As a side note: did you know tomatoes are mostly water, so you can eat a whole one for like, 25 calories? Mmmmmm.
and they have tons of potassium too, which is great. They're like a banana without all the sugar (well, not THAT much potatssium, but still a lot)0
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