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Not sure what this spike is about. Possibly haven't been drinking enough water lately. Only managed two of my 50 min YouTube workouts this week so I'll hopefully do the third tomorrow and another walk with the pooch on Sunday morning. Last Sunday I did 4000 steps and it seems to have given our little dog so much energy that's lasted all through the week - she's crazy for a 15 year old!
Daily average calories came to 1660 last week so I'll aim to stay below 1700 this week again. Hopefully will return to the flat line again soon. Have a great weekend everyone!
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144.2 lb
Lost so far: 45.4 lb.
Still to go: 0.9 lb.
Diet followed reasonably well.
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Diet Calendar Entries for 08 May 2020:
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1966 kcal
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Fat: 70.21g | Prot: 59.42g | Carb: 241.92g.
Breakfast: SPAR 100% Lemon Juice, Tap Water. Lunch: Marmite Marmite, Lancewood Medium Fat Cream Cheese Sweet Chilli, Pot O' Gold Crunchy Peanut Butter, Rhodes Strawberry Jam, Sasko Low GI Dumpy Oats & Honey White Bread. Dinner: Sunflower Oil, Fried Onions, Spur Grill Basting, Hamburger or Hotdog Rolls, Cheddar Cheese, Tomatoes, Macaroni, Mixed Vegetables (Frozen) , B-Well Reduced Oil Mayonnaise, Wellington's Sweet Chilli Sauce, Rose Wine, Fry's Vegetarian Asian Spiced Burgers. Snacks/Other: Lancewood Medium Fat Cream Cheese Spring Onion & Chives, Clementines, Country Fresh Vanilla Ice-Cream, Fuji Apples, Bokomo Pronutro Banana Flavoured, Kellogg's All Bran Flakes, Canderel Stick, Nestle Ricoffy, Nestle Cremora Coffee Creamer, Simba Cheddar Chips, Bakers Eet-Sum-Mor Biscuit. more...
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1879 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Weight Training (moderate) - 50 minutes, Resting - 15 hours and 10 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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gaining 0.9 lb a week
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remember that fluctuations are totally normal, even when you've been doing all the right things. does let it worry you too much... the whoosh affect will come by being consistent ♥️
08 May 20 by member: Shereen Donede
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08 May 20 by member: Shereen Donede
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08 May 20 by member: Nikina70
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Does everybody have a different amount of calories per day?
08 May 20 by member: Roktin
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Hi Roktin, I'm not sure if this will answer your question, but you can set your calorie target for the day in the app. I personally think the Fatsecret calculation is too high, but if you're happy to start there that is your choice.
You can calculate how many calories you need using a calculator like the one in this link: https://tdeecalculator.net/
Or, a simple calculation is your goal weight (in pounds) x 12, which is recommended by a YouTuber named Jordan Syatt. I've been using that calculation since the end of last year and it's worked quite well for me.
Alternatively you can just get a kitchen scale and weigh and log everything you eat. After a week or two you'll have a good of what your average daily calories are and then you can just deduct 500 calories from that amount and use that as your aim. I don't eat the same amount every day so I use the Reports button on the App, which shows you the total calories for the week and the daily average. That way I keep my calories low during the week when it's easier and have some more calories over the weekend when things like burgers, pizzas and flapjacks often make it on to the menu.
Hope this helps! All the best on your journey!
08 May 20 by member: Nikina70
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Hi Nikina70,
Thank you so much for your warmth and support. You are beautiful. Keep up the great work. 🦋
10 May 20 by member: Sept. Sunflower
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Nikina70 thank you so much for taking the time to respond. This definitely helps
11 May 20 by member: Roktin
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Thank you Sept. Sunflower and Roktin!
11 May 20 by member: Nikina70
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I think it's this lockdown causing this metabolic change. In general we just not moving around as we normally do. Also the eating patterns and food types is although different. Even though more home cooked than fast food snacks.
12 May 20 by member: ronaldjordaan
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