Hello, I've been using MFP for 10 days now. If I put my exercise in, it deducts the calories burned from my daily consumption. I can't help thinking this isn't the way to go when you are actively trying to lose weight. Surely I should stick to eg 1200 cals, and any I burn through exercise is a bonus?
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Hi Knitsandcodes,
Most people stick to their calorie range and have the exercise as a 'bonus' - but people do vary in their preferences regarding that. There have been several previous posts about this subject, and it reflects varied opinions.
Here is a link to a previous thread that has a few opinions in it about this issue:
healthunlocked.com/nhsweigh...
I think I can sense you have a preference from what you said, so maybe go with your gut instinct on it.
Lowcal 
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