LuckySar

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  • Talk to a nutritionist or doctor - no one on this site (or very few, anyway) is an actual expert. Everyone has *opinions*, but no one has your exact stats/health history/exercise plan. MFP is a great jumping off point, but there are so many "facts" on this site that are really just opinions/what has worked for an…
  • Sun Warrior - I am crazy about it. Low in calories, high in protein. Mixes great with water or unsweeteend almond milk.
  • the expansion is just water - what you've measured (the dry beans) is the serving size and the accurate amount of calories.
  • That's awesome! Good luck with your continued recovery - you're certainly on the right path. :)
    in NSV!!! Comment by LuckySar July 2012
  • Dogs are bred for specific purposes. Dachshunds were bred to chase and flush out badgers and small burrowing animals. Labrador Retrievers were bred to retrieve animals like ducks and birds when hunting. Pit Bills were bred to protect their families/properties and sadly, at times, for fighting. When they feel their land or…
  • If your net calories are '0' that means you are exercising ALL the calories you've eaten. Your net calories should be your "goal" for the day if you're eating back your exercise calories, or lower than your goal if you're not. That being said, I think the original question was not phrased well, so maybe we're…
  • I have a pair of jeans on today that I haven't worn since 2007 - they fit perfectly again! Plus, when my office ordered pizza, I stuck with my healthy option for lunch brought from home. :)
  • Definitely see a nutritionist. You are eating enough calories, but they are not nutritionally dense calories. You need to fuel your body, not just fill it. Veggies, fruits, lean protein, whole grains are all super important to a well fueled body.
  • I am not a nutritionist, but I would cut out the sneaky sugar (look at the label!) and refined carbs (like the pasta salads) and add more veggies. Have you ever tried spaghetti squash? It's a great replacement for pasta. When I started adding extra veggies, and more whole grain fiber to my diet I noticed a great spike in…
  • I think the amount of calories burned on MFP is a huge over-estimate, so I would be careful eating those calories back. I stick to about 1300 calories a day, even with exercise, and have been seeing consistent results. My trainer advised me not to eat back the exercise calories, but if I was truly hungry (not just thirsty…
  • Zoe's Kitchen Cookies - they are SO delicious, and I was so sad not to have one, but I feel great now. Going to go for a congratulatory run. ;)
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