How Cheat Meals Ruined My Calorie Deficit!

14 Jan 2025 · 1 min
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In this YouTube monologue, Eric Roberts describes a self‑conducted experiment where he deliberately increased his daily intake from his usual 2,400 kcal to 2,600 kcal for one week to test whether a modest calorie surplus would sabotage his weight‑loss progress. He recorded his weight each day, starting at 230.6 lb, noting a brief spike to 231.8 lb before dropping to a new low of 229.4 lb, resulting in a net loss of just over a pound despite the weekly surplus. Roberts explains that a calorie deficit operates as a range rather than a single fixed number: eating slightly above the target simply reduces the deficit, not eliminates it. He concludes that occasional modest over‑eating does not erase prior progress and advises viewers not to panic when they exceed their calorie goal by a few hundred calories.

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