Hi guys, started the plan today but just wondering what everyone uses tonkeep track of calories? I know it says on the plan we should be having 1400 but my fitness pal is saying my goal is about 2000 and I really don't want to be eating to many.
Thanks.
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Try the NHS calorie checker. I used this and it gave me about the same calorie intake as myfitnesspal which I use to keep track of my food and fitness. Good luck x
I use myfitnesspal to log my food to get the calories and to work out the calories in recipes. I then transfer this to the 12 week plan tracker form. I don't bother following their advice on what calorie intake I should have as it's more geared up for sports people on training regimes (that's the impression I get anyway).
If you use the NHS site to obtain your BMI, there is a suggested calorie intake at the end of the calculation. You could aim somewhere between the two if this helps you to get started? I find it also makes you feel a bit better if you exceed the 1400 calories a day, providing you're still within the recommended limit as shown alongside your BMI.
That's the tricky bit I weigh everything and tend to go with the plain looking ones it takes a while u can also use the bar code scanner and then just add amount u had
Hi I started diets before and now started to watch the calories and now lost two stone. I find its the best way to do it as you have no need to go with out. I got a new smaller plate salad one. so have cut the size of meals which I do like. I go for 1.400 a day but find that's two much to eat. I am now having 3 meals a day. which is good. and I sleep better and like to say told my hubby I need to go shopping lol as I got nothing now that fits right. good luck you can do it .
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