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Is my current meal plan suitable?



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Old 05-21-2008, 11:21 PM
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Backs up my sticky to a T.

I took the liberty of logging everything into fitday for you. This shows you EXACTLY how much you've ACTUALLY been eating, which is why I created the sticky I linked a few posts back.

Now, veggies have trace amounts of carbs and virtually no calories so I didn't bother.

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i believe my current meal plan is around 3700+ calories.
Here is exactly what you ARE eating:

Total Calories: 2,399

Fats: 46 grams (412 calories)

Carbs: 213 grams (761 calories)

Protein: 281 grams (1123 calories)

Yep, that's it. I'll attach a word document so you can see what each amount of every food you eat has. The kicker is that even if the software was off by say 500 calories.. You're STILL way over a thousand off of your estimate.
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