HOW FLEXIBLE DIETING CAN FIT INTO YOUR LIFE.
Flexible Dieting, “IIFYM” (If It Fits Your Macros), or Calorie/Macro Counting allows you to eat any food you’d like, so long as you meet your calorie and macronutrient (protein, carbohydrate, and fat) goals each day. Flexible Dieting adheres to the model of “calories in, calories out”, in which you need to burn more calories than you eat, in order to lose weight. This approach entails consistently tracking the food you eat at each meal.
| CAN YOU EAT IT? | Meat | Fish | Eggs | Dairy | Grains | Legumes | Fruit | Starchy Vegetables | Fibrous Vegetables | Nuts & Seeds | Oils | Added Sugar | Meal Timing | Food/Calorie Tracking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YES or NO? | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | NO | YES |
HOW TO GET STARTED ON FLEXIBLE DIETING
How To Get Started On Flexible Dieting.Flexible Dieting is an approach that can and has worked for many people. However, do YOU think you can consistently follow a Flexible Dieting approach day in and day out? Is this the best possible approach for YOU to follow?
SIMPLE
We meet with you and work to understand your goals and motivations, what you eat, when you eat, and all other aspects of your life. Then, we collaborate to implement small, progressive changes into your daily routine. By “keeping it simple”, you’re better able to maintain steady progress for the long-term, regardless of the approach you take.
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Our practices are never radical. If you’re constantly going to extremes with your nutrition and relying on willpower to get by each day, your chances for success decrease dramatically. All our methods are based on the latest scientific research to provide the most evidence-based approach possible.
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95% of diets fail in the long term! Why? Because many weight loss methods don’t consider the importance of sustainability and adherence. If you can’t picture yourself following your current nutrition approach in 10 years, then you may end up one of the 95%. Learn more by clicking below.
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