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Hi there - want to lose a little further weight for my wedding.
Liking the look of the flat belly diet, even though I love my chicken! One question - I am quite active and run 3 times a week (between 6-8 miles a time) On my running days I tend to eat an extra banana or some unsalted nuts as 'fuel' for my run. generally, how do people find mixing exercise with these diets or are the diets for less active/busier people? I am thinking 1400 calories intake with an 8 mile run (800 burnt) - will make me, a 80KG man feel pretty wasted. Any ideas how to balance this? Would I simply good more good calories on these days or do nothing and on running days I am being double effective? Just wondering!? |
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1400 calories sounds dangerously low for an 80KG man, especially when you're running 8 miles a day. As for being 'double effective,' in most cases a high calorie expenditure and a low calorie intake usually threatens your metabolism. It sounds like you're eating good things, but if you're not eating enough your metabolism will suffer and you won't lose weight. My advice is to start drinking milk once/day and then only water for your fluids. Eat 5 meals at about 300-450 calories each every 3 hours; that way your body will have fewer calories to burn off after each meal, your metabolic rate will stay high and you won't have to starve yourself! Congrats on the wedding btw!
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When it comes to diet and exercise, most people decide to make healthier choices when they want to drop a few pounds. Losing weight to look fabulous is only one advantage of adapting a healthier lifestyle. For many individuals, the motivation to change their current diet and exercise routine may be found in the many health benefits that can be achieved.
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I'm not an expert either but I do agree that 1400 is a little low for you. I'm a petite girl and I am on 1400 daily calorie diet. If you continue with this diet you'll have less energy and it won't be able to supply all the needed nutrients in your body. I would keep my diet low fat, have more vegetables, fruits, and protein. You're an active person so need more energy
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