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to lose 2lbs a week you need to eat 7,000 calories a week less then your body burns. I don't think you're in a position where you need to lose it that quickly.
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If the cals aren't burnt they will be stored as fat. It's as simple as that.
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I'd say 1,500 would probably be suitable then.
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What's your weight/height? Also remember that doesn't factor in any exercise. If you're small and don't exercise then it could fine.
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They don't have quest bars where i live but looking at their website the main ingredient is whey. Which is a natural ingredient.
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lololol, what do you think they make the bars with?
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Would you battle with the thought of a low fat yogurt? Both are just milk with fat/carbs filtered out.
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If you genuinely struggle to get protein then go for it.
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You're a smaller person, you require less food.
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Don't they have diet versions where you live?
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Protein powders. Or just eat meat.
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I'm was just looking to get an idea of what others do. I lift heavy 4 times a week and try to get 5-6 cardio sessions(20-30mins) in. I agree that overall cals determines overall weight but if you're trying to get maintain/build muscle you probably have to look at them more carefully.
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I'm currently going with 40p, 35c, 25f. Things are moving in the right direction but very slowly compared to when i was using 40p,10c,50f.
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There's no reason why you cant carry on losing weigh. Gaining muscle is far harder than losing fat so you wont just pile on pounds of muscle all of a sudden. Just make sure you're hitting around 40% of your cals a day on protein. Lean to: Squat Deadlift Power Clean Bench Press Over Head Press
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I wouldn't worry about it, as long as you're meeting your calorie target you will be ok.