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Old July 7th, 2006, 01:51 PM
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Hi Changing
Welcome to the forum.

I have found that the best thing I could do is to keep track of my calories, (as much as I didn't want to!) By doing that, I was able to see and get comfortable with knowing what a portion or serving size really is. Surprisingly enough, a serving size is NOT the entire can of pringles like it used to be for me

Since I've been losing and watching my calories & portion size, I do find that I am hungry about every two hours. So I just make sure I have snacks (fruit, power bars, etc) with me. If I eat about 200 calories or so, I'm good until the next "meal" and I don't binge eat anymore because I haven't starved myself all day.

As for starting back at square 1, you're not. You're 14 pounds lighter then you were at your heaviest - you didn't gain it all back and then some.

As for what SS said regarding the amount of food you'll be having and the calories burned, I guess it depends on your total daily intake...but based on your current weight, you could eat 2352 calories to maintain, 1852 a day to lose 1 pound a week, and 1352 calories a day to lose 2 pounds a week - not counting your excercise. Do you have any idea how many calories your current plan will give you?

Good luck and this is a great place to start your journey!
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