If counting calories doesn't work -- stop!
Categories: Diet & Weight Loss
Calorie counting can be a major pain, even with handy tools like Fitday.com. I mean, come on -- who really wants to measure every piece of food and make note of every single ingredient that we put into our meals? If you share my distaste for calorie counting, breath a sigh of relief for this article, which says that if calorie counting just isn't working out, you should quit. Seriously.
But that doesn't mean you're off the hook. You're still going to have to watch what you eat -- but this time, use visual cues to decide what constitutes a portion of what and be very stringent about what extra ingredients you are adding to your healthy foods. Still, with these tips, you can find a good balance -- without all the math.
How do you size up your food and lose weight without counting calories?
But that doesn't mean you're off the hook. You're still going to have to watch what you eat -- but this time, use visual cues to decide what constitutes a portion of what and be very stringent about what extra ingredients you are adding to your healthy foods. Still, with these tips, you can find a good balance -- without all the math.
How do you size up your food and lose weight without counting calories?
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top weight loss site 10-01-2007 @ 11:46AM
Counting calories never seems to stop but what I did was I counted my calories for the first month or two and know I know how many calories are in certain foods. It has helped me some much and now it seems that I don't have to count anymore.
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marcie0305 10-01-2007 @ 11:49AM
^^^agreed. I put everything a spreadsheet for several months till I learned...but really it's as simple as - eat lots of fresh veggies and fruits, next would be lean meats, legumes (proteins), and healthy fats. Avoid anything white, choose whole grains and eat organic for the most nutritional punch. And drink lots of good pure water!
Marcie
http://feedingblackmail.blogspot.com/
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