Iām tracking with Lose It sometimes, too, because it tracks in a slightly different wayājust by calories. Just to see patterns.
WW uses a formula for their points. They take not only calories into consideration, but also protein, sugar, and other nutrients to determine point values of foods.
Just looking at calories, Iām wondering if Iām eating enough during the day. I donāt usually feel hungry at the time, but by late afternoon Iām pretty hungry, and late afternoon, when I get home, is often when I start to unravel.
On an average workday, Iām only getting about 500 calories all day, leaving me with 800 calories for the rest of the day. I used to like this a lot, because it meant I had lots of wiggle room for dinner and snacks.
But in reality, in the last year or so, I end up losing control and going way over that limit. One, because Iām not tracking anymore by that time of night. But two, because maybe my budget is unbalanced, and I need to rethink the way I do the day.
Also, this nice lady behind me at the workshop yesterday suggested keeping a snack by my bedside so I donāt have to go downstairs after Iāve already gone to bed. While itās possible Iāve tried that before, maybe Iāll give it another go.
Allllso, I stopped caffeine at around 1:00 yesterday, and Iām pretty sure I didnāt come down here at all last night. Except at 2:00 a.m., but I didnāt eat anything.
I donāt necessarily want to change too many things at once, because then you canāt tell which change was the effective one if you have any success. So maybe I should just pick one of these things for this week.
Maybe the caffeine. Itās causing me troubles, anyway. A million trips to the bathroom and whatnot. That will mean bringing caffeine free Pepsi to work. But I suppose I can do that. As it is Iām lugging two liter bottles of diet wild Cherry there.
I told you, I have a problem.
I must go now. Have an awesome day, my readers, drive safely, and, from the bottom of my heart, thanks for reading. ā¤ļø āŗļø