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EXAMPLE:
- Lana’s BMR = 1500. Lana shall never eat below 1500 calories on days that she works out.
- Lana’s AMR = 1700.
- Lana burned 600 calories swimming.
- Lana wants a 500 calorie deficit because it’s healthy and her deficit the other day was too high.
- Lana’s total calorie intake for the day should be 1800.
* Never compensate your food for a higher deficit. Never.
** If you know you won’t reach a high calorie intake for the day because you’re just not hungry, burn LESS calories or aim for a LOWER deficit. (Example: If Lana only wanted to eat 1500 calories for the day and maintain a 500 calorie deficit, she would only burn 300 calories exercising.)
*** Do not exceed a 1000 calorie deficit. It’s too high and it’s counter productive for weight loss. If you want a higher deficit, you need to eat 2000+ calories to maintain that kind of activity.I’ve been getting a lot of “These are my stats, I exercise this much every day, how much should I be eating?” questions. I hope this is simple and easy for you to understand. Let me know if you have any questions. (:
Especially for people that are OCD like me and must have perfectly evenly buttered toast lol. Not only is it less in calories and fat, but it’s less dense and therefore easier to spread evenly and you’ll end up using less of it on your toast. I like to use Smart Balance Light which is low cal and vegan.
vegan oreo milkshake
before anyone else asks, YES, oreos are vegan! (just make sure to double check your labels!)
- 1 chopped frozen banana
- 1.5-2 cups almond milk (or any other non-dairy milk)
- 1/2 can (7 oz.) lite coconut milk, chilled (the canned kind, not the kind in a carton)
- 5 frozen oreo cookies (or whichever chocolate/creme sandwich cookie you like)
blend until milkshake consistency. start out with the 1.5 cups milk and add in until it’s however thick you like. even though it doesn’t produce a large amount of drink, it serves 2-3 people. it’s a pretty decadent milkshake :p
enjoy and keep cool!






