I was reading an article ( https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/calorie-deficit ) and it had a great plan.
Track your feed for 10 days and look at those days where your weight maintains. Then take the average of those days and subtract 500 calories.
So if you had
2100
1900
2200
1950
2300
1876
2400
1911
2145
1978
The average is 2076
Subtract 500 calories and you get 1576 calories per day.
The key to this is to take the calories of the days you maintained. Guys don't want to go below 1500 calories and Women shouldn't go below 1200.
ONE MEAL
I had "Christmas" last weekend as my brother goes out of town and the meal put 2 lbs on me the next day. For me looking back, a strategy would've been to:
Put the food away after the meal.
Get the cookies off the table
In general, out of sight out of mind. Especially if you keep telling yourself, "OK, this is my last one..." then you know you are having an issue. Get it out of sight.
*Mentioned in this Episode*
What Is a Calorie Deficit, and How Much of One Is Healthy? ( https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/calorie-deficit )
Healthy Wage ( https://healthywage.com/ )
Noom App ( https://podclick.me/noom )
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