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Stunner
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OK i found out that i ate 63 more calories that i was supposed to eat today...will i gain weight as the result?!?! o well!!!! ahhh its the first day to go over....:P i guess its not that bad tho!
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probably not...example for me:
regular day i burn 1700 calories, MFP tells me to eat 1200, so even if i ate 1700 i wouldnt gain, I just wouldnt lose either....0 -
as long as you are not going over all the time on your cals you will be fine. Once in awhile it is fine going over on your cals. it won't hurt anything.0
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OK i found out that i ate 63 more calories that i was supposed to eat today...will i gain weight as the result?!?! o well!!!! ahhh its the first day to go over....:P i guess its not that bad tho!
Whenever I go over, I just try to get in some sort of exercise, which will "up" your numbers, so that you won't be over.0 -
The calories in your food log are net, meaning they've had the deficit deducted from your maintenance calories already. Depending on whether you put in 1/2 pound per week desired loss, 1 or 2 pounds, MFP deducted 250, 500 or 1000 from your maintenance. So, you can eat those up (over your food log calorie limit) and still not gain...you won't lose, but you won't gain either. You have to go OVER your maintenance by 3,500 calories in order to gain a pound.
Please don't freak over 63 calories :flowerforyou:0 -
first, if you're at a defict (using mfp and have a goal) then you're still under anyway, just not by quite as much.
second, it's 63 calories dear, that's less than 1/2 of 1% of 1 lb. At that rate it would take you somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 days to gain a lb. that is assuming you are 63 calories ABOVE maintenance, which (see the first part) I doubt you are.0 -
Did you workout any today? Or will you workout today, that will make it where you are not over. How many calories do you eat a day that you are over 63 and you havent had dinner yet?0
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first, if you're at a defict (using mfp and have a goal) then you're still under anyway, just not by quite as much.
second, it's 63 calories dear, that's less than 1/2 of 1% of 1 lb. At that rate it would take you somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 days to gain a lb. that is assuming you are 63 calories ABOVE maintenance, which (see the first part) I doubt you are.0 -
first, if you're at a defict (using mfp and have a goal) then you're still under anyway, just not by quite as much.
second, it's 63 calories dear, that's less than 1/2 of 1% of 1 lb. At that rate it would take you somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 days to gain a lb. that is assuming you are 63 calories ABOVE maintenance, which (see the first part) I doubt you are.
6 meals a day is what's recommended.0
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