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Weight Loss for Everyone: Calories in, Calories out

Saturday, March 28, 2020

Calories in, Calories out

Hi! So I’ve recently lost 10lbs this first month by eating a 1,400 calorie deficit. I considered myself to be “lightly active” because I worked at an elementary school, but since I’ve been laid off I’ve become a couch potato. Because of this, I’ve noticed that the weight has been coming off more slowly (obviously).

I use MFP to count calories, and I noticed when you put calories in, it raises the amount of calories you can eat! I always hear “losing weight is calories in and calories out”, and this may come off a ridiculous question. But if I worked out and burned 300 calories, am I able to eat 300 calories more in my deficit, or should I ignore it and continue eating only 1400 + the exercise?

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