How do you calculate calories every time?
How do you calculate calories? and do you think and calculae calories before passing your food through your throat?
yes. First make up a chart with your calorie diet plan on how much calories you may have per day. Next, everything you eat should have given calorie charts on the food container unless you cook. The calories for the serving your about to eat should be writen down and added up to equal your Maximum amount of calories you may have per day.
If you have trouble canculating your food which (you) prepared. (Not canned or packaged products) But custom made 100% your mixing of ingriedients. Count every measure of ingriedients you put in the recipe with the calories in each ingriedient. After your done with that, add up all the calories that make up the recipe. Then count the calories (you) consumed from the dishes you ate from the recipe.
The job is not easy haha. You have to keep track alot. Add things alot. And Divide things alot. If you have questions, message me and i'd be happy to tell you alot more and give ideas=)
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I no longer calculate calories, but I do know from having done so in the past what a meal generally consists of in terms of daily recommendations. You can purchase little pocket sized booklets that show calories of nearly every food item. There are also a number of websites that give you this information for free. Look up each item before you prepare it, write it down in a journal prior to eating anything. I also make a point of knowing protein and carbohydrate content in addition to calories. It certainly makes you think about what you eat and if it is worth it. But with time you will find that you already know the approximate caloric value for most of what you eat and you'll spend less time on it.
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I'm writing some tips on this very thing right now, but in short when calorie tracking remember that google is your friend. Here's an example:
I ate a small apple today, so simply go to google type in "small apple calories". Now simply click on the first link available. It should tell you small apple with skin 55 calories.
When you are really looking to lose weight calorie counting is one of the best ways to do it. Remember that despite anything that anyone says if you know how many calories you get, and you eat less than that, you will lose weight.
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by Bbohall222 7 years ago
How are we supposed to now how much calories to intake, or the amount of servings, how manytimes per day we are supposed to eat, and things of that nature??
by ii3rittles 4 years ago
Is 20 minutes on a stationary bike, every day, enough to lose 2-3lbs a week?I am doing 20 minutes every day on my stationary bike, burning a little over 200 calories. I am also eating better and not eating past 1,500 calories. My goal is to lose 2-3lbs a week and over all drop 30-40 pounds by...
by Katee Shew 12 years ago
How do you calculate the nutritional value on your recipe hubs?The recipe capsule has a section for nutritional value, but I never fill it in when I post new recipes, because I don't know the values. How do you find out about the nutritional value of your recipes? And do you think it's accurate?
by 910chris 12 years ago
Can anyone give me some good, solid tips on gaining weight?Some have said a 5000 calorie diet but that is hard to sustain. Im looking for a good healthy way to go from 140 to 160.
by dinkan53 14 years ago
climbing up 10 floors= 120 calories20 chips=110 calories1green tea=15 caloriesShare your knowledge of calorie counting
by David Stillwell 13 years ago
When trying to weight, do you find diet choice more important than counting calories?
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