Say you have a daily caloric limit of 1500, but you go maybe about 400-600 over for a few days. Will it make a difference whether or not you're eating healthy food? Like if I ate 800 calories in bananas would that make the scale go up as much as it would if I ate 800 (or more) calories of chocolate or cake or something?
easilyfixed answered Thursday May 31 2007, 9:20 am: bananas are good, but their not the greatest thing ot over-eat on. neither is chocolate.
if you take in 800 calories on just one food, maybe you should start to think: "hey, i can eat a whole sandwhich with this, that can fill me up longer."
i would think that the scale wouldn't go up as much if you only do it for a day or two, because it takes awhile for it to store to fat. working out after could help.
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