130: How to Track Macros & Calories in a Healthy Way (Mentally AND Physically!)
May 30, 2021 ·
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Only TWO DAYS LEFT to apply to work with Heather as your personal coach this summer in Empower: Summer Glow Up
Learn more & apply here:
www.heathermcconochie.com/empower
Have you been curious to try food tracking and macro counting but you're nervous it might be unhealthy for you mentally?
Food tracking is a powerful tool that actually really EMPOWERS you:
1) Tracking does not equal restriction. Tracking = data.
2) Keeping a food diary helps weight loss & preventing binge eating.
3) Remember this isn't about deprivation & it's about setting reasonable targets.
4) Use super easy tools in tracking apps (especially My Fitness Pal) to alleviate the tedium of logging
5) Creating a framework by pre-logging your food allows for greater productivity.
6) Free meals help you spike lepton & give you a psychological break from a cut.
7) Tracking food teaches you incredible knowledge about food.
8) Have FUN with tracking! Remember to play, learn and use it as a tool.
9) Take breaks from it so it doesn't become an obsessive habit (if you need a break!)
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Learn more & apply here:
www.heathermcconochie.com/empower
Have you been curious to try food tracking and macro counting but you're nervous it might be unhealthy for you mentally?
Food tracking is a powerful tool that actually really EMPOWERS you:
1) Tracking does not equal restriction. Tracking = data.
2) Keeping a food diary helps weight loss & preventing binge eating.
3) Remember this isn't about deprivation & it's about setting reasonable targets.
4) Use super easy tools in tracking apps (especially My Fitness Pal) to alleviate the tedium of logging
5) Creating a framework by pre-logging your food allows for greater productivity.
6) Free meals help you spike lepton & give you a psychological break from a cut.
7) Tracking food teaches you incredible knowledge about food.
8) Have FUN with tracking! Remember to play, learn and use it as a tool.
9) Take breaks from it so it doesn't become an obsessive habit (if you need a break!)
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