Re:The Obsessive Calorie Counters of Reddit
by umangsh on Monday December 05, 2022 @11:59AM
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Note: Article is from 2019.
While the risk of nutritional deficiencies when tracking 1200 calories/day is higher, it's possible to make choices with whole foods that are satiating and satisfy daily micro-nutrient requirements despite low calorie intake.
For instance, for a 1500 cal/day diet, the following mealplan is quite a bit of food:
While the risk of nutritional deficiencies when tracking 1200 calories/day is higher, it's possible to make choices with whole foods that are satiating and satisfy daily micro-nutrient requirements despite low calorie intake.
For instance, for a 1500 cal/day diet, the following mealplan is quite a bit of food:
Sample Lunch: https://i.imgur.com/ZTeKsX4.png
Sample Dinner: https://i.imgur.com/sX2g5dL.png
Daily nutrition tracker: https://i.imgur.com/YrGjSQJ.png