WebUse proper entries (check macros and calories against other websites like skipthepie or USDA, and against your nutrition labels) Weigh or at least measure everything consistently. Weigh solids, measure liquids. Use the correct entries for the state in which you measured/weighed your food (e.g. raw entry for raw weight). WebCounting Calories really does work I have tried just about everything. Back in 2009 I started weight watchers and lost about 50 lbs but when they changed to the points plus program I just couldn't do it anymore and gained everything back and then some.
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WebFor reference, I am 5’9 (175 cm) and 190 pound (86 kg). So I eat 2 piece of chicken thighs (skinless boneless), half pound of broccoli, and .75 cups uncooked rice across two meals. Chicken is .66 pounds uncooked = 300 grams. 250 calories per 100 gram equals 750 calories. Broccoli is broccoli I kinda just overestimated 100 calories, I didn’t ... thesaurus most often
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Webu/highkill I’m 24F and between quarantine and birth control, I gained almost 40 pounds (129 to ~165lbs) and I filled out pretty nicely because I was relatively thin growing up. … WebAt the very least count for a week or two so you have an honest idea of how much you eat. You don't want to under or over estimate your calories by way too much. Chesterlespaul • 5 yr. ago Watch the opposite though. You can pack on a high percentage of body fat even if you are getting stronger. WebWhat I'd do is just keep counting calories, seeing where your weight goes over several weeks (there's a lot of short-term fluctuations that can throw things off), then slowly (like every week or two) nudge the calories down 50-100 at a … thesaurus motel