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I think I need to add calories now but it's the hardest thing to do when all your life you're programed that less is better. I've been a dieter all my adult life so this puts me out of my comfort zone.
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41.9 kg
Lost so far: 11.2 kg.
Still to go: 0 kg.
Diet followed: Reasonably Well.
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View Diet Calendar, 25 February 2022:
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1535 kcal
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Fat: 70.00g | Prot: 57.00g | Carbs: 177.50g.
Breakfast: Kellogg's Boston Creme Poptarts. Lunch: Extra Sharp Block Cheese, Old Fashioned Bread. Dinner: Depalo Foods Philly Steak Calzone. Snacks/Other: Great Value Mixed Nuts, Sunshine Cheez-It White Cheddar Crackers, Kellogg's Choc Chip Poptarts. more...
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Losing 0.4 kg a Week
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I hear ya. after 8 months of calorie deficit, I'm wary of eating to maintain, once I get to goal weight.
25 Feb 22 by member: Bopuc
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I still track everything. I've raised my calories 100 at a time. For me, at 1350 calories I am losing very slowly - around a pound per month. So I won't be able to go above 1400/day. The additional 300 calories are wonderful wiggle room to explore new recipes or add menu items. But I HAVE to track everything so that I don't ruin my hard-earned success. I reached my doctor's goal (151) Aug 3, 2021. I'm inching toward my goal of 140. I plan to stay there. So what I'm eating now is very close to what I will eat for the rest of my life. This app will continue to be trusty monitor.😁
26 Feb 22 by member: BShannon2023
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This is the fun part...adding calories 🤗 You don't have to add them all at once, just average 100 per day more this week and another 100 per day next week etc, until you neither lose nor gain. It doesn't mean you have to eat garbage (like I did this week), just more fuel for your body.
26 Feb 22 by member: Christine145
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mom always said I'm "bass akwards". I love adding calories. 2800 is so limited. 😁😁
26 Feb 22 by member: HeBrewZ
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