Ideally, your calorie intake would be consistent, but daily fluctuations can happen. If you pay attention to your “average” for the weeks/month you’ll really see where you need to tighten things up. Usually it’s “snacking” and ���weekends”
I often see a calorie surplus by the end of my clients weeks even though they felt like most of their days were really healthy and they hit their targets.
Tracking apps have gotten really easy to use these days. You are on your phone all day anyways.
@bennyjohnson “they are here” working with our governments…so this means they are evil too then? This whole time we could have used their help yet “they” have chosen just to speak and work with the government. That’s the part that always weirds me out.
Ultimately, when it comes to weight loss, your daily, weekly and monthly Caloric Consumption and your Caloric Output matter the most for your overall body weight. That being said…
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If you consume 2000 calories a day five days a week, then 5000 calories two nights a week on the weekends, your daily average isn’t 2000 calories. Your average daily intake for the week is around 2900. You might not be in the “deficit” you think you are.