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What time do you go to sleep?
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Chief
it doesn’t matter as long as you’re consistent.
start at midnight, start at 2 am, start at 6 am - as long as you’re consistent with the definition, anything is fair game.
This is it 👍
Rising Star
Eat when your hungry. Just alculate your deficit by the week. Day by day doesn't matter that much. Also, if you're super hungry at night, it probably means you're not eating enough. I don't know where you got your diet plan, but eating too little will only hurt your goals because it makes you more likely to binge or ruin your deficit. If this plan isn't from an RD, I'd just interrogate how sustainable it is
It doesn’t really matter as long as you’re hitting your calorie need (in case of maintenance) or are below your need (to lose weight) over the long run.
As in the parallel discussion: your extreme hunger at night could be linked to starvation during the day. Ask yourself if you’re in a viscous cycle:
- Starvation during the day
- Hunger and binge eating at 2am-ish
- Starvation to counter balance your binge
- binge eating…
my coworker and i go from midnight to midnight to track (we work overnights) and split our calories over 5 ‘meals’ instead of three. so meal 1 is wee hours of morning (0100-0200), meal 2 is early in morning (0500-0600), meal 3 is around 0900, then i sleep midmorning to evening meal 4 is around 1800-1900 when i get up and meal 5 is around 2200. it really helps to stop thinking of meals as ‘breakfast, lunch, dinner’. this also makes it easier to prevent boredom eating when things get quiet overnight. hope this helps!
It doesn't matter. But why don't you eat less during the day and save some calories for late evening instead