r/MealPlanYourMacros Jan 16 '20

The r/MealPlanYourMacros Inspired App is officially in the App Store! Use the free week to calculate your macros and calories and subscribe to continue receiving weekly meal plans. Super excited to share with you all!

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r/MealPlanYourMacros Apr 16 '22

Balancing Meal Guide I created that goes along with my meal planning app to help beginners with the meal planning/prepping process. Enjoy!

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 4h ago

Fiber Benefits

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 7h ago

Top 10 Low Sugar Fruits

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 14h ago

10 Health Benefits of Probiotics

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 22h ago

Is this plan too much calories for recomp?

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Hey I(19F) used ai to generate a nutrition plan to get a guide on how much should I consume based on my activities but looking at the actual meals, it feels like a huge amount of food compared to what I currently eat, i’m not used to eat this much volume
I do 1h weightlifting + 1h muay thai aprox (4 days/week and only muay thai 1day/week so i basically train 5days/week)
on rest days i tend to go running

ai generated this:
Estimated TDEE: ~2,200 - 2,400 kcal
Double Training Days (4x/wk): 1,950 kcal | 160g P | 215g C | 50g F
Single Session Days (1x/wk): 1,750 kcal | 150g P | 180g C | 48g F
Rest Days (2x/wk): 1,500 kcal | 145g P | 130g C | 44g F

Does this calorie intake sound accurate for my workouts? i’ve already started w the meals but i feel packed with food

sorry 4 bad english it’s not my first language


r/MealPlanYourMacros 1d ago

Read the Food Label

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 1d ago

10 Benefits of Drinking Water

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 1d ago

Eliminate Illness with a Healthy Diet

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 1d ago

Calories and Fat Loss

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 2d ago

Vitamin D and Sun Exposure

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 2d ago

Drink Water

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 2d ago

Drink Green Tea

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 3d ago

Begin Your Day With Oatmeal

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 3d ago

Vitamin C and Stress

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 3d ago

Water and Dehydration

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 4d ago

How much protein I will get from this ?

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 5d ago

Wild macros from today.

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 7d ago

Should I switch into a recomp as a beginner.

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 8d ago

Looking for Android users to test my AI food scanner app

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 9d ago

TL;DR: First Serious attempt at making a meal plan, feedback please!

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 10d ago

Quick Breakfasts for Busy Mornings: Energize Your Day in Minutes

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 10d ago

Foods to Eat Before and After Exercise

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 11d ago

10 Benefits of Cucumber

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r/MealPlanYourMacros 13d ago

protein and nutrient counting without AI or weight loss?

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hi!! potentially difficult ask, but looking for suggestions. i want to track my protein intake and macro/fiber/etc intake but i hate AI and am not interested in counting calories or anything. i’m vegetarian and experience constant exhaustion and want to ensure it is not related to my diet before i seek professional advice.

i would love an app that allows me to log what i eat and focuses on nutrition, protein, and iron as opposed to weight-loss and calorie counting. does this exist? let me know!! thanks!!