It's not practical to do that much exercise, and it's not practical to
cut your calories below a 1000 a day and remain compliant.
Bottom line: Watch out for diets that eliminate entire food groups, and don't
cut calories below what your body requires.
Not exact matches
Cut your
calories too far —
below 1,200 a day — and you'll end up with a double whammy that quickly decreases your metabolism and muscle mass, Sandon explains.
Cut your
calories too far —
below 1,200 a day — and youll end up with a double whammy that quickly decreases your metabolism and muscle mass.
A
cutting cycle is when the bodybuilder drops his or her
calorie count to where it is
below the required amount needed for daily energy usage.
Avoid
cutting calories to the point of extreme hunger or reducing
calories below the daily recommended minimum standards of 1,200
calories per day for women and 1,800
calories a day for men.
My question to you is this: When I use the above calculator, the suggested
calorie intake for
cutting is
BELOW my BMR (by about 80 - 90
calories).
If you're dipping
below that regularly, you're
cutting calories in an unhealthy way, which is not recommended via intermittent fasting or any other
calorie cutting practice.
Don't
cut your food intake
below 1,200
calories a day (for women) or 1,500
calories a day (for men), except under the supervision of a health professional.