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Play it by ear, check yourself once a week to minimize the confusion from fluctuations on the scale. I heard the insantiy program is difficult so if you're following their workouts religiously then I wouldn't recommend doing anything extra on the side unless you really feel full of energy.
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I totally agree with your message. Daily caloric intake ins't really as important as weekly caloric intake and you explained it quite nicely. The only thing I would suggest is to be careful with your insulin levels. Eating that much sugar will hurt your body. Sometimes we need to realize we're not just looking at…
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Step by step: 1) Figure out how many calories you burn a day 2) Eat slightly below how much you burn 3) Log your food intake (using an electronic scale to the nearest gram); measure how many grams of rice/meat/banana you're eating etc. 4) Do whatever exercise you want to do (at this point you don't really need to stress…
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Respect! Unfortunately I'll need to run a little over 13km to burn 800 calories so I exclude frozen treats from my diet.
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Losing fat and going to the gym shouldn't be mutually exclusive. Since you are still a beginner you're body will be able to build muscle even if you are eating less than you burn so start going to the gym and lifting weights. You should look into other more informative websites than myfitnesspal forums if you want to build…
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Fear of mediocrity.
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Assuming that 1400 is below how much your body burns in a day doing nothing you should be losing weight. Perhaps you're a "carb sensitive" individual who reacts better to a diet higher in protein and fat. As previous posters already mentioned try increasing your protein and fat intake while keeping your calories the same.…
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Seems like you're really into losing weight so I would suggest you start researching a little bit to figure out how many calories you burn a day. Once you have figured that out, eat less than your burn. Also you should focus a little more than just calories because how you distribute your calories is also important. People…
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Try modifying your macronutrients. Try lowering your carbs slightly and increasing your protein and fat intake. I've heard of people being "carb sensitive" before. Generally people recommending eating around 1g of protein/lean body mass. Unless you have kidney problems or your doctor does not recommend you eating higher…