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How Can You Adjust Your Diet to Achieve a Sustainable Energy Balance?

Adjusting your diet for long-lasting energy can be tough. Here’s a simpler look at some challenges and solutions:

  1. Understanding Calories:
    It's hard to keep track of how many calories we eat and burn. A lot of people think they eat less than they actually do and believe they exercise more than they really do.

  2. Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR):
    Figuring out your BMR can be confusing. Things like your age, gender, and how much muscle you have can make it even harder.

  3. Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE):
    Estimating your TDEE is not easy because it changes from day to day. How active you are and how your body uses energy can affect the numbers.

Solutions:

  • Try using food tracking apps to help keep track of what you eat.
  • Talk to a nutritionist who can help you find the right diet for you.
  • Keep moving and stay active to burn more energy.

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How Can You Adjust Your Diet to Achieve a Sustainable Energy Balance?

Adjusting your diet for long-lasting energy can be tough. Here’s a simpler look at some challenges and solutions:

  1. Understanding Calories:
    It's hard to keep track of how many calories we eat and burn. A lot of people think they eat less than they actually do and believe they exercise more than they really do.

  2. Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR):
    Figuring out your BMR can be confusing. Things like your age, gender, and how much muscle you have can make it even harder.

  3. Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE):
    Estimating your TDEE is not easy because it changes from day to day. How active you are and how your body uses energy can affect the numbers.

Solutions:

  • Try using food tracking apps to help keep track of what you eat.
  • Talk to a nutritionist who can help you find the right diet for you.
  • Keep moving and stay active to burn more energy.

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