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Alright, thanks for the answer
And the level of spicy doesn't affect the calorie intake. Although it will blow your colon out, which is a good thing.
Also you shouldn't hog out on your cheat day. you can eat stuff you wouldn't normally eat on a diet but you shouldn't eat an excessive amount of it because your body is currently being trained to deal with out that. Unless you're exercising you should even avoid excess protein during a cheat day.
I don't have a cheat day because I use theeat normally for 3 days skip a day eat normal for 3 days rinse and repeat. Tricks the body into burning easy fats and sugars over muscle. That in some regular aerobic exercises to keep the cardio up, and I'm very happy with my weight.
The pack is exactly 285g. It says the pack contains 8/9 servings.
If you are on a diet too, I have some more questions. I really want to eat something sweet that I like, which is cashews. How much of them is okay for a single person? Because I ate like a whole 600g three days ago.
Yeah, body will burn fat if it doesnt get enough energy value or something. But it aint so good. I might try it for like 3 days. The thing is, I get headaches if I dont get something to eat. Especially at school, since its a lot of talking and stuff and I get a headache often. No medication helps, only normal food
less than what is necessary to give you intestinal discomfort, since that will bloat you as your intestines grow larger in order to absorb more water and/or help the spicy slide out of you.
count the calories on chips.
3,500 calories is equivalent to about 1lb of fat, and if you move around and live a normal life you'll burn around 2k per day. as long as you take in less than you burn you will gradually lose fat. if you burn 2k and eat 1.5k every day, then you should lose about 1lb/week.
if one day you add a whole medium-large bag of greasy potato chips (approx. 1k calories) you will instead lose ~0.7 lbs per week engaging in 0 exercise.
if you don't get enough nutrients in addition to your calorie intake, if you go below 1,200 calories per day, or your lack of exercise begins to cause health issues which prevent you from walking around or 'doing things' on a daily basis, then these numbers tend to shift.
does that make sense?
Kind of does. I am really lazy on sports.
I cant imagine NOT eating spicy food at least once a week.
a large stomach is a small price for joy.
if you walk 30 minutes per day at a very relaxed stroll, 2mph, you'll burn around 100 calories. 200ish if you power-walk at 4mph. that's 700-1,400/week, which you can budget all kinds of ways. just adding an extra block or two to any walking you have to do helps a lot.
I myself usually do a peanut butter sandwich when I need something to snack on. Peanut butter is easily digested and handled by the body. if I miss a meal that's usually what I will eat instead of having a larger meal later.
I wouldn't recommend the skipping two meals a day thing. Doing the three on one off works very well. you will feel very hungry the first few times you do it which is a good time to actually hydrate yourself. Nobody ever actually drinks enough water like they're supposed to. Just don't do anything with protein or carbs.
When I first started my medication I put on quite a bit of weight when I think I have a picture of somewhere and then I have my started dieting working out picture which I look good. My doctor is quite impressed.