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Eating an overall healthy and balanced diet is good for energy and satiety, we all know this; however, it is important to not get stuck in a "healthy" vs "unhealthy" mindset. A way of thinking where you can only eat certain healthy foods, because the moment you "stop dieting," you will go back to eating slop and regain all of the weight and then some.
You should allow yourself some cheat foods and some days where you eat more unhealthy. The most important part is hitting your macros (more importantly calories and protein) when trying to lose weight. For example the foods I will be eating today:
McDicks visit: 1 bigmac, 1 quarterpounder.
Later today at home: 450g of chicken.
All adding up to 1482 calories, 150g of protein, 87g of carbs and 60g of fats. I can pretty much hit similar numbers with "healthy" foods. If you eat more than I do (you probably should) you can cram even more junk in there and still hit your macros.
The only reliable factor that will determine if you will be successful in your diet is if you can stick to it long-term.
You should allow yourself some cheat foods and some days where you eat more unhealthy. The most important part is hitting your macros (more importantly calories and protein) when trying to lose weight. For example the foods I will be eating today:
McDicks visit: 1 bigmac, 1 quarterpounder.
Later today at home: 450g of chicken.
All adding up to 1482 calories, 150g of protein, 87g of carbs and 60g of fats. I can pretty much hit similar numbers with "healthy" foods. If you eat more than I do (you probably should) you can cram even more junk in there and still hit your macros.
The only reliable factor that will determine if you will be successful in your diet is if you can stick to it long-term.
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