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I say diet means in General most diets. You should take away the love their health or food nobody really lose weight just because. You must use either.

I like low we do not recommend any strict diet or not carbohydrate diet. Should come as a surprise our bodies to function throughout the day energy carbohydrates is not required.

Weight of the lot is a guide always lost is worth a look. How to learn numbers is one way to lose weight how really healthy and believes. Why, so here is how these to lose weight fast, effective, and nature the following tips to get the most of all good ideas.

Gets the good eating habits. Hungry when you eat it habit is correct. Rather than when you're hungry. Most likely, overeating eat when hungry. You need to balance your diet as your habits. Go to my next point.

Balanced diet consisting of starting to eat natural foods. Again, avoid all foods don't want to. You can still eat junk food, but in moderation. You can satisfy your appetite in several ways, for you good actually. However, eating foods such as lean meat, fruit, vegetables, nuts at the same time. At least, get the serving of carbohydrate, protein, and fat. Tip: is a great source for fruit and vegetable carbohydrate and your very good.

Replace any sweet juice and soda water. The water is very powerful. It gives many benefits of our bodies. To name just a few it our metabolism improves, we over time to build more energetically in the flush toxins.

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Help Me End My Calorie Obsession Without Gaining Weight [Forum]

I am 5'7 almost 5'8 and I weigh 110-112 pounds. I know its thin and considered "underweight" but it is where I am comfortable being, I do not look too thin, I just look very lean and muscular.

However, I am terrified of gaining weight. My family is NO where close to the thin side, and I love them but sometimes it makes me cringe looking at them. I'm afraid that might happen to me.

I work out 3 times a week burning about 700-800 calories in the gym. I usually spend about 2 hours in the gym, and one day of the week I play 7 on 7 soccer. During the week I eat about 1000-1200 calories

I know this isn't healthy but I don't want to gain weight...

I did the harris benedict equation thing and it said just by existing I burn about 1367 per day, then with moderate exercise that number increases to 2119 (I don't know if what I do is considered moderate exercise)

So i guess if i consume 2119 calories a day I won't gain weight, is this true?
I have a hard time believing it and I doubt I could get myself to consume that many calories, I would feel so fat, and have a huge guilt trip. I count everything I put into my mouth. I often feel guilty consuming 1500 calories.

for instance today I did a cardio kickboxing class, ran 3 miles, did some strength training, and did a little rock climbing I burned about 1000 calories and ate 1133 today, and I'm kind of afraid to eat anymore

I know that if I eat to little my body will actually go into starvation mode and store fat, but for some reason my mind doubts that. I don't feel that hungry but it could be my guilt just telling my brain that.

On the weekends I try to eat a little more, I might have a treat like a mini blizzard or a burrito, something I will never allow my self during the week, but i feel really guilty afterwards... On the weekends I consume about 1500-2000 calories which might be bad cause I don't work out as much.

how much should I be eating to not gain ANY weight and how do I get over the guilt of consuming more than 1200 calories? Please help!

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How Can I Lose Weight Without Losing Muscle Mass? [Forum]

Hi,
I am a male, 5'10", 147 lbs., exercising 4-6 times a week for approx. 2 hrs per exercise. My workouts are very intensive, since I train for mountain biking races. It is not unusual for a 2 hr ride to have an altitude gain of 3,000 ft, which, when combined with technical terrain such as rocks and high altitude makes up for quite a calorie expenditure.

I do some basic strength training: pull-ups, push-ups, etc, no heavy lifting involved. My question is: what is the best approach to lose a couple of pounds without losing any muscle mass.

The reason why I am asking is because last summer I was 2 lbs lighter and that really did help on long ascents, however it had a drawback of feeling weak sometimes when overtaking a big rock or another obstacle which required raw muscle power for a few seconds at a time.

Thanks for your input!

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