Calorie Count

Summary:

Counting calories and insuring that you use more calories than you consume

(txkitty's food tips)

Foods you can have

Breads, Grains, Cereals, Pasta, Rice

Meat and Fish

Fruit and Fruit Juices

Vegetables and Legumes (e.g. Beans)

Dairy Products - Milk, Cheese, etc

Eggs and Egg Substitutes

Nuts and Seeds

Fats and Oils

Herbs, Spices, Sauces

Beverages

Others, Snacks, Sweets, etc

Not OK

Unfavorable

Moderation

Favorable

Recent Activity for Calorie Count
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	cszman submitted a diet tip. "bite it write it. again and again!" View this tip


	LindaLea submitted a diet tip. "starting the day with yogurt and fruit makes a satisfying breakfast." View this tip


	SELouisiana submitted a diet tip. "Stay focused. :)" View this tip


	sjack827 submitted a diet tip. "not doing any dieting or eating right hope to restart in june" View this tip


	Tamaralynn0480 submitted a diet tip. "Every nibble counts, record it! Even if you binge, record record record - you may be suprised it wasn't THAT bad!!" View this tip


	kap328 submitted a diet tip. "Eating lots of fruits will keep your calories low, belly full, and satisfy your sweet tooth. " View this tip


	bella611 submitted a diet tip. "Losing weight is like playing the stock market. You can't be bothered by the day to day gains and losses. It is all about the long term." View this tip


	notanotherdiet submitted a diet tip. "Never give up....its your life...not a diet." View this tip


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recent results (Average FatSecret member performance for Calorie Count)

Lost 1.0 lb this week

Lost 0.4 lb last week

average weekly member weight loss

Week Ending	Result
26 May 13	Lost 1.0 lb
19 May 13	Lost 0.4 lb
12 May 13	Lost 0.3 lb

How To Follow Calorie Count:

Calculate how many calories you should be eating to achieve your goal weight and eat within that range. Then as you begin to lose weight and feel better step up your exercise routine to help the weight loss process. Your success is a direct reflection of your efforts.

by member txkitty

I am a 22 year old mother of 1 who has gained 43 lbs in the last 5 years, that's not counting the fluctuation in my weight because of failed diets and baby weight. I am only 5 foot tall and I weigh more then most the adult men I know including my husband. I ...

member since: 04 Jun 09

Recent Results

(for Calorie Count)

FatSecret member weigh-in trends:

Week Ending	Average Trend
26 May 13	Lost 1.0 lb
19 May 13	Lost 0.4 lb
12 May 13	Lost 0.3 lb

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Popular Foods

(for Calorie Count)

Breakfast:

	Coffee (Brewed From Grounds)
	Coffee
	Bananas

Lunch:

	Tomatoes
	Lettuce
	Lettuce Salad with Assorted Vegetables

Dinner:

	Onions
	Chicken Breast
	Broccoli

Snacks/Other:

	Apples
	Almonds
	Strawberries

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Recent recipes

FatSecret members recently rated these recipes for Calorie Count:

Diet Cola Chicken

Diet friendly barbeque style chicken breasts.

cals: 184kcal | fat: 1.63g | carbs: 15.18g | prot: 27.34g

Spinach Pie

An excellent, addictive spinach pie that's sure to please everyone.

cals: 76kcal | fat: 2.33g | carbs: 4.21g | prot: 10.13g

Shrimp Tacos

Low calorie, yummy shrimp tacos with delicious fillings.

cals: 234kcal | fat: 5.91g | carbs: 35.52g | prot: 11.88g

Spinach and Chicken Manicotti

A wonderful combination of pasta, ricotta and marble cheese, tender chicken breast and leafy spinach covered with ...

cals: 117kcal | fat: 4.08g | carbs: 13.38g | prot: 7.37g

Cheese and Vegetable Stuffed Burgers

A tasty home-made burger that's sure to become a family favorite.

cals: 175kcal | fat: 6.10g | carbs: 2.31g | prot: 26.22g

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txkitty's top tips

1.	Every bite counts.
2.	Try to consume 5 servings of fruit and veggies, 2 hours of screen time, 1 hour of exersize,0 sweetend drinks
3.	Try to challenge yourself because you dont know what you can do till you try.
4.	Dont get discouraged- a pound a week can really add up.
5.	Dont starve yourself follow the guide lines given to etablish how many calories to consume and really try to saty within that range (a day or two over or under is fine just dont stay on one end of the range too long).
6.	This is a life time change not a crash diet you need to have a really long term persective with this diet.

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