Many studies have shown that using self - monitoring techniques
like keeping a food diary may help with weight loss (7).
Not exact matches
But my diabetic husband is
keeping a
food diary and would
like the nutrient values (carbs, proteins, fats) please.
Keep a
food diary to track what you eat and use a program
like FitDay.com to give you an accurate idea of how much protein, fat and carbs you are actually eating.
I
like to
keep a
food diary to note any symptoms that may arise from certain
foods,
like how eating gluten can make me feel bloated.
While
keeping a detailed
food diary might seem
like a time - consuming proposition, it's one that can have a substantial impact on your health, especially if you want to lose weight and minimize obesity risks.
Before you launch into another doomed diet, Peter Dingle PhD suggests simple steps
like keeping a
food mood
diary makes much more sense
I recommend
keeping a
food diary or using an app
like myfitnesspal to help count calories and have something you can look back at.
Once I worked my way up to 1700, I started to lose again.This may sound strange but I
like calorie counting and after 40 years of doing it off and on, I feel much more in control
keeping that
food diary.