Then it's not a day's worth of calories, it's the disruption of the routine

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Nov 29, 2024
8:31:46am

russkiejedi Truly Addicted User

Then it's not a day's worth of calories, it's the disruption of the routine

that's the problem.

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Originally posted on Nov 29, 2024 at 8:31:46am

Message modified by russkiejedi on Nov 29, 2024 at 8:34:11am

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russkiejedi

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From what I've read, your body can only process around 2,000 calories or so above your metabolic rate per day and the

CSoul Hardcore Democrat

Nov 28, 10:02pm

RE: From what I've read, your body can only process around 2,000 calories or so

yahtzee

Nov 28, 10:25pm

I've been in marathon shape and I've been fat, and people vocally caring about calories on days like today and christmas

shimmy

Nov 28, 10:44pm

Until you pass your prime. Then it gets harder to keep off

niqmadu

Nov 28, 11:18pm

One day doesn’t matter. Ever. 360 days matter in aggregate.

shimmy

Nov 28, 11:34pm

Every day starts to matter. Ten years ago it didn’t but now it can

niqmadu

8:26am

Then it's not a day's worth of calories, it's the disruption of the routine

russkiejedi

8:31am

I get you, because when I’m in weight loss mode I eat the same meals every day til I’m done. But the one day doesnt

shimmy

8:40am

In my 40's one day had a smaller overall impact than it does now in my 50's

niqmadu

10:25am

If you don't feel sick you aren't doing it right is my motto

CSoul

Nov 28, 11:20pm

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