Eating

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katiemarsh256

6:48 am
13 Oct 15
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I was just wondering, on a non-fast day, I ended up eating less than 2000 calories would this affect the diet?

Thank you.

Cinque

9:54 am
13 Oct 15
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I think I do this often Katie. It is a bit like having a day that is inbetween a Fast Day and a normal day.
Are you worried about a particular aspect of it?

katiemarsh256

10:01 am
13 Oct 15
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I just wonder if it’ll affect my weight loss really.

Amazon

10:12 am
13 Oct 15
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All weight loss diets are based on the principle of eating less calories than the body needs. The difference with 5:2 is that it was developed with health benefits in mind and the coincidental weight loss led Michael to develop it as a tool for both and it has taken off in a big way which is great for those of us following it.
Have you calculated your TDEE? Is it 2000 calories?
If you haven’t done so click the how it works link at the top of the page, and remember that we all overestimate how much exercise we do.

If you eat less than your TDEE on non fast days that is good especially as the amount you need drops in line with your weight.
Good luck ?

katiemarsh256

9:59 am
14 Oct 15
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I think my TDEE was 2300 calories.
I ate about 1900 calories yesterday, and today I am fasting. I found 1900 was enough for me yesterday, I don’t think I could have eaten anymore as I wasn’t particularly hungry.

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