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ShaunWhite
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A view from the other side.... Had a quite disturbing colonoscomy a few weeks ago, more tests pending, and I'm on a severely restricted diet..... No fats (milk cheese etc) , nothing spicy (onion garlic chillies) , no/low fibre, only simple proteins like chicken, tuna, eggs. Pretty much living on boiled eggs, tuna pasta and as much honey (calories! ) as I can get down me. Struggling to keep weight up at 59kg! Doing good though, trending in the right direction, so pls no sympathy req.

All just a prelude to simply saying you can do it when you have to, just don't get to the stage where you have to

I'm off to have a delicious 77 calorie boiled egg now.... :? You need 7,700 cal to make 1kg of body fat. 256 more/fewer cals a day =1kg a month =nearly 2st in 12 months. That's doable whether you're aim is up or down. (5x ginger biscuits for us calorie counters :D)
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Kai
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ShaunWhite wrote:
Wed Feb 12, 2025 11:50 am
I'm off to have a delicious 77 calorie boiled egg now.... :? You need 7,700 cal to make 1kg of body fat. 256 more/fewer cals a day =1kg a month =nearly 2st in 12 months. That's doable whether you're aim is up or down. (5x ginger biscuits for us calorie counters :D)
Math-wise it's super doable, but psychology-wise sticking to it for that long is the real challenge

I think planning meals ahead of time keeps random urges at a minimum and prevents a TON of bad decisions when hunger kicks in
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