Anybody else feel a huge difference between seemingly small amounts of calories?

May 26, 2020
12:43:55pm

mokelembembe All-American

Like I can't even sleep when I eat over 3200 calories consisently. Just have too much energy. But 3100? No problem....it's so weird. I'm trying to make sense of it.

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Originally posted on May 26, 2020 at 12:43:55pm

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Anybody else feel a huge difference between seemingly small amounts of calories?

mokelembembe

5/26/20 12:43pm

RE: Anybody else feel a huge difference between seemingly small amounts of calories?

cheezedawg

5/26/20 12:46pm

RE: Anybody else feel a huge difference between seemingly small amounts of

Frank Castiglione

5/26/20 12:48pm

3200 or 3100 is alot. Is there a specific reason you are consuming that many?

ordinary tri guy

5/26/20 12:52pm

That's what Mayo Clinic calorie counter says I should be at to maintain weight..

mokelembembe

5/26/20 1:00pm

Does it give a fat, carb and protein breakdown or just say eat this?

ordinary tri guy

5/26/20 1:11pm

Just calories. I swim quite a bit......

mokelembembe

5/26/20 1:45pm

'That's what Mayo Clinic calorie counter says I should be at...' said this guy:

m0resn0w

5/26/20 1:20pm

He might be a big guy. My BMR is about 2500 calories. I maintain my weight there

JmThms

5/26/20 1:02pm

sometimes.

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