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Worried about my diet?
Everywhere i look its reccomended that you eat 1200 calories plus but my daily intake is only around 600-700 but i think im eating healthy what i ate today is below
Breakfast:special k cereal with skim milk =250 cal
Snack:Apple=60cal
lunch:Almonds, 2 crackers, laughing cow cheese=175cal
Snack:cutie orange, celery=45 cal
Dinner:Cauliflower, chicken breast(100g)=178
Total 708
Im also exercising an hour a day
2 Answers
- ?Lv 59 years agoFavorite Answer
You're not eating enough especially when you're exercising!
You should have 1200 if you live a sedentary lifestyle, but you're exercising, so you should have 1500.
You need to have bigger meals. Each meal should be around 400 calories, and you should get the rest of your calories from snacks, such as fruit or yogurt..or what have you.
The reason is that your body will not properly function without enough nutrients. Even if you're eating healthy, you need to be eating enough healthy food.
- 9 years ago
Girl, you need to chill. almonds, two crackers and some cheese is NOT a lunch! That is a freaking snack. You should also try and stop worrying about how many calories you eat and more about the nutrients you're getting. Think about how you'll feel after you've eaten a certain food. But also think about what you want to eat too, you're allowed to treat your self, yeah? Girl, where you're at isn't healthy at all, I mean on a daily basis that is. If you eat like this once in a while, maybe even once a week, it shouldn't bee too bad.
I get how you might not be that hungry all the time, but I don't think what you're eating is going to be good for your body, it's probably not nutritious enough.
Source(s): Step-mom's crazy into nutrition and eating and stuff.