hoops02's Journal, 07 May 18

A little something my wife surprised me with. Cooked cabbage, kielbasa sausage, diced tomatoes with a few spices, and a little sriracha. It was scrumptious.

My back is feeling a good bit better. Hopefully another day or two and I'll be right. I miss riding the bike, but am still holding out a sliver of hope to do some miles on the Waccamaw Neck Bikeway in Murrells Inlet down to the beach on Thursday.I have been pretty sidelined at work the last few days but look forward to getting up and around a bit more.

35 carbs and 1280 calories today. Not terribly bad. I am amazed at how many sites recommend 150-200 carbs a day for weight loss. Some even higher for my height and weight, specifically. I wonder if I am cheating (or even hurting?) myself by looking to be so low. A lot of sites say to divide your calories by 4 and stick with that number for moderate weight loss. Odd, as I have been doing far lower in carbs most days than that number, like today. The 1280 calories suggest I could have had 300+ carbs based on a ton of sites recommending I have 1800-2200 calories for moderate weight loss. Doesn't sound right.

Color me confused.

View Diet Calendar, 07 May 2018:
1348 kcal Fat: 104.81g | Prot: 66.89g | Carbs: 34.90g.   Breakfast: Kirkland Signature Bottled Water, Ground or Patty Pork, Scrambled Egg (Whole, Cooked) . Lunch: Kirkland Signature Bottled Water, Portabella Mushrooms, Grilled Chicken, Ken's Steak House Ranch Dressing, Good Sense Raw Sunflower Seeds, President Feta Cheese, Taylor Organic Baby Spinach. Dinner: Butter, Black Pepper , McCormick Crushed Red Pepper Flakes, Sea Salt, Butter , Kirkland Signature Organic Diced Tomatoes, Green Cabbage, Kiolbassa Polish Style Smoked Sausage, Lee Kum Kee Sriracha Chili Sauce. Snacks/Other: Kirkland Signature Bottled Water, Princess Pickled Asparagus. more...

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1600 is the recommend safe for men (1200 for women). A balanced diet will usually have a higher % of carbs, it really depends on how you feeling. Are you hungry all the time? Then up the protein/fat. If you are having low energy then more carbs may be necessary. Ultimately It is all about what works for you.  
07 May 18 by member: dhatura
Great advice. Thanks! 
08 May 18 by member: hoops02

     
 

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