Counting calories
If you allow yourself 1,500 calories per day, and you have 200 leftover calories after dinner, you’re also much more likely to spend those calories on a cookie instead of something healthier. Also, just because something is only 100 calories doesn’t automatically mean it’s good for you — empty calories and weight loss almost never get along. So counting calories is good, but that’s not all that matters.
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