Thursday, December 6, 2012

I'm searching for the perfect weight loss website...?

Q. I am wondering if there is a weight loss website that has delicious fun to cook meals and grocery lists on budget. Hopefully a day by day schedule as well. help please?

SPANKS!!!

A. You should check out sparkpeople.com and see what you think. It has a calorie counter that tells you how many calories are in whatever food you put in. Also, they have alot of recipes availble, a section for you to put in what you eat each day and it will tell you how many calories, protein, carbs, etc. that you consumed for that day. I offers excercises and demos of how to do them. It has many groups to join like emotional eaters, biggest loser fans, and more. I use it and it really helps, and it's FREE!


Why is this website saying I need to consume 3118 calories?
Q. So I was just browsing the internet and happened upon a weight loss website and was reading since I am dieting at the moment. I try not to exceed 1800 calories a day and I do an exercise routine everyday. The website is telling me that with my weight, height, age, and activity level I need 3118 calories....won't that make me gain weight?

A. Yes, it definitely will. Just do what works for you if it's healthy...and what you're doing sounds healthy.


How do I eat less sugar when pretty much all foods are full of it?
Q. Im signed up on a weight loss website, and it says that every day im eating way more sugar then I'm supposed to. I should only eat about 30g of sugar a day, but a piece of fruit will have 25g.. I dont eat any unhealthy food, so the sugar I am eating is from bread, fruit, yogurt etc. How can I eat less sugar when so many foods have all of my daily recommended amount?

A. forget about that website instructions. how much u will take that's not all problem. u must spent that sugar energy for physical activities. I suggest u not to take all fruits at a time which leads to fluctuations in sugar of the body.

God created so many fruits. Taste all of them. But maintain law of conservation of energy (sugar).


What is a good, motivational, or competitive website I can use alongside an exercise program?
Q. I'll make myself exercise regardless, but having a bit of motivation or incentive would be great. I'm overweight, but I'm in good shape, so the incentive is just not there, although exercise comes easy to me, and I have a lot of energy, so I can make myself do it. I get motivation through competition, or proving others' wrong. Are there competitive weight loss websites? I just love proving I'm better at everything I do, even when it concerns something like this,

A. Fitocracy is probably closest to what you're looking for. There's also MyFitnessPal and CalorieCount.com for less social sites.





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