recommended daily intake

No noxibox - but some people have a much harder time using fat as fuel, and have a much slower metabolism.

Then you get people who's metabolisms work unbelievably fast, and aren't carb sensitive at all.

Although those are two extremes - most people fall in the middle somewhere, and it does boil down to monitoring what you eat and diligently sticking to it.

If someone really wants to lose weight, he/she can.
 
You guys should really use kJ not calories, makes it much easier when at the shop ...

4.2 kJ = 1 calories btw

In my case to lose 1-2kg a week I reduce my intake to 3000 kJ a day. I'm 1.85 m and 100 kg and need to be 90 kg.

3000 kJ:

Breakfast 175 ml Ayrshire yogurt = 300 kJ (or low fat fruit yogurts 400-500 kJ)
Lunch various Woolies options = 1000 kJ
Dinner steamed chicken & extra vegs = 1500 -1700 kJ

No snacking and no alcohol, black coffee, one 2 hour hike up the mountain a week.

Easy and no suffering ...
 
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You guys should really use kJ not calories, makes it much easier when at the shop ...

1 kJ = 4.2 calories btw

In my case to lose 1-2kg a week I reduce my intake to 3000 kJ a day. I'm 1.85 m and 100 kg and need to be 90 kg.

3000 kJ:

Breakfast 175 ml Ayrshire yogurt = 300 kJ (or low fat fruit yogurts 400-500 kJ)
Lunch various Woolies options = 1000 kJ
Dinner steamed chicken & extra vegs = 1500 -1700 kJ

No snacking and no alcohol, black coffee, one 2 hour hike up the mountain a week.

Easy and no suffering ...


1 Calorie = 4.18 kj.

You have it the wrong way around :P
 
Breakfast 175 ml Ayrshire yogurt = 300 kJ (or low fat fruit yogurts 400-500 kJ)
Lunch various Woolies options = 1000 kJ
Dinner steamed chicken & extra vegs = 1500 -1700 kJ

Starvation. Not the healthiest of methods to lose weight but it works in Somalia so why not try it here...
 
Starvation. Not the healthiest of methods to lose weight but it works in Somalia so why not try it here...

Geez, I originally read those as calories and not kJ. It barely makes my calorie requirements...

When I read that I did think 10kg in 10 weeks was a little extreme.
 
Geez, I originally read those as calories and not kJ. It barely makes my calorie requirements...

When I read that I did think 10kg in 10 weeks was a little extreme.

My BMR is more than double that:/

The measures some people will take to look good in their Speedo's in Margate.... ;)
 
I used fitday when I started eating right. Now I know pretty much exactly what I take in without needing to keep records. I do about 2400 cals every day to maintain, and 2000 to lean out slowly...
 
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