Ella found one of the most important things for her was to
never count calories or to worry about portion sizes.
I never count the calories in my recipes and don't ever measure how much fat I'm eating.
I never count calories because somehow it messes with my mind and leads to feelings of deprivation which equal stress which in turn make me want unhealthy foods.
My New Roots: Another «whole - food - lover» as she brands herself, a firm believer in
never counting calories or worrying about weight, and a fully certified Holistic Nutrionist whose recipes are just divine, and may I add (having met her recently) that she's such a lovely lady that emanates pure love and light!
I never count my calories, but I would be interested to see how many calories I do actually eat in a day — maybe I should track them sometime.
Never counted calories, it always seemed silly to me.
If you've
never counted calories, macronutrients, and generally have a «go with the flow» attitude around food, it can shift your awareness dramatically.
He has
never counted calories in his life.
They eat varying amounts of food, sometimes gorging, sometimes fasting, but
never counting calories.
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I actually don't, but then again I've
never counted calories and still lost almost 50 lbs of baby weight!
This may sound shocking, but
I never count calories and neither do many others who understand nutrition.
I am fully satisfied, I thoroughly enjoy my food, I do not miss anything I have eliminated from my diet,
I never count calories, I eat what I want in the quantities I want, my fibromyalgia is once again well under control, my acid reflux is beginning to dissipate once again, and I»M LOSING WEIGHT once again!!!
Personally,
I never count calories.
Not exact matches
I'm not a fan of
counting calories at all, I prefer to only eat foods that I know my body loves and needs and I'd
never want to restrict myself with those!
I
never focus on
calories, I prefer to focus on
counting goodness instead.
And I
never bothered
counting spice
calories though I've heard some dieters do.
I am not one for eating strictly low -
calorie at all (I don't
count calories and
never ever have), but I also believe in being smart about nutrition and not overdoing fat in recipes, especially when baking when it can be easy to overdo it.
ok just a word of advice to anyone truly
calorie counting... firstly you shouldn't be... you just need to eat a balance and everything will balance for you... restricting is
never good....
Do you find yourself getting caught up thinking about diets, weight loss,
counting calories, etc, yet you
never actually achieve your desired number on...
I've been
counting calories for 2 years and after 6 months using myfitnesspal, com I reached my goal 71 kg down to 66 kg and then maintaining my daily log I have
never gone above 66.5 kg and currently running at 65.4 kg as I have upped my daily walking routine which is even better now I have GPS on my new Ionic and a puppy to walk
I've used the Nike + system in the past, and though I
never took advantage of the online training programs or the global community, I did enjoy having a built - in distance and
calorie tracker right on my iPod — not to mention that voice coming through my headphones,
counting down the minutes and the miles as I ran.
If you want to put on a lot of weight, you will need to
count your
calories with vigor
never before seen in your dieting plan.
Even though he was famous for his amazing six - pack and near - perfect conditioning, he was known to
never count his daily
calories, maintain a correct macronutrient ratio or implement any diet of sorts.
Many people who
count calories endlessly end up feeling restricted and can develop unhealthy obsessions about food, and
never really learn to combine the nutrients appropriately, or listen to their body's own biofeedback.
Keep in mind that even programs that
count calories specifically can
never be exact for everyone, every day.
I don't
count calories (I don't even look at them) and I don't weigh myself, so I can't speak to the
calorie count per meal or any weight fluctuations I may have experienced, but I can say that I was able to eat to satiety for each meal and snack, and
never felt like I needed something more.
Elise Carr: I
never even considered
counting calories.
I just need to ask this because when I was younger and was very active, I
never logged in the meals I ate or even
counted the
calories I burned for that day.
I have tried many different
calorie counting apps and have
never been able to stick to them.
I don't
count calories and I eat «real food» so I
never feel guilty and my body thrives.
If you've
never really paid attention to
calorie content before, now is the time to start using an app to
count calories.
I know how they feel, I all but starved myself
counting calories and
never lost a pound!
Depending upon your specific goals,
counting calories may
never be necessary to achieve a great and healthy body, as long as the correct foods are regularly consumed.
In the «XX» Zone you will
NEVER be asked to
count a
calorie, measure a morsel, or do anything else you wouldn't realistically be able to do for a lifetime!
If someone tells you
counting calories doesn't work — they probably have
never done it long enough or accurately enough to know.
While many (lucky) people can eat anything they want on a low - carb diet and
never have to
count calories, protein grams, or fat grams, others of us are less fortunate.
I have 7 to 8 pounds to lose (my jeans are tight (I do not weigh myself... makes me crazy)... don't lose with LCHF... I
never had a straight answer... do you have to
count calories to lose on LCHF... my keto where always very dark (maybe I did not drink enough H2O)....
Calories never have to be
counted when one eats as I do, which is WFPB / 90 %
If you've
never determined your optimal
calorie count, however, you might not know if you're on track or either under - or over-consuming.
Me, I stopped
counting protein grams YEARS ago, and I
never really EVER
counted calories at all.
Imagine
never having to
count a
calorie, knowing what foods work for your body and maintaining a happy and healthy weight for YOU, feeling empowered when you order from a menu, not judging yourself when you want to have a few glasses of wine with dinner, and feeling freaking amazing whether you're standing in front of the mirror naked, or wearing your favorite jeans.
I am not one for eating strictly low -
calorie at all (I don't
count calories and
never ever have), but I also believe in being smart about nutrition and not overdoing fat in recipes, especially when baking when it can be easy to overdo it.
For all of the years that this blog has existed, I have
never provided
calorie counts — or other nutrition information — for my recipes.
Tracking and
counting calories has
never been easier, as Daily Burn's Food Scanner app currently has 200,000 foods in its database.
So total
calorie count was probably slightly (but not very) lower than what I ate, but I didn't care about
calories because I was
never very hungry so didn't overeat.
Even in controlled studies, people almost
never lose exactly as much weight as you'd expect from the math.31, 32 People claim this is proof that
calories don't
count.
You'll almost
never feel hungry, lose sugar cravings, don't have to
count calories and are constantly satiated.
Imagine
never having to
count calories, proteins, fats or carbs!
I have
never one time
counted calories I talk more about how I did this in my eBook: http://theorganicmomma.com/products/eat-fat-skinny-ebook/