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This printable calorie counter is very straightforward and simple to use.I used the same idea to lose 20 lbs. and you can, too.
Here's a free printable calorie counter. (Scroll down for more helpful hints after the printable calorie counter.) (Requires a PDF file reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader) ![]() More tips for getting the most out of your printable calorie counter.1. Get comfortable using your calorie counter. Practice with it; like any new skill it takes some time to get proficient. In addition, this calorie chart is a very basic, simple edition. If the concept of counting calories works for you, you might consider getting an electronic version or using one of the online services like MyFoodDiary.com. That's the service I used to lose my weight so I know it really works. 2. Consider asking a friend or family member to come along on your fitness journey. Like many things in life, getting healthier is more enjoyable and easier to achieve when using the buddy system. You can print out multiple copies of this food and calories chart to share with a friend; then agree to hold each other accountable for mutual benefit. Look for ways to work out or exercise together, too. In our household, we do a lot of walking, hiking and biking together. It has been a fantastic way to burn calories regularly while building up our family time together. What activities could your family start doing together? 3. Hang your printable calorie counter in a public place. How about the refrigerator? The point is, make it as convenient as possible to use. Customize it with color coding. Let your kids put stickers on it when you achieve your calorie goal for the day. Print it on fancy paper. Use one for each family member (these calorie counters are great not just for losing weight, but for keeping track of nutritional intake. The whole family can use these charts to learn about what they eat and how they feel.). 4. Use your old food and calories chart to plan your meals. For example, you can use last week's printable calorie counter to see what foods you enjoyed and what foods you might want to stay away from. That information is invaluable. Once you start planning your upcoming meals in this way, you'll find it easy to incorporate new, healthier recipes into your diet. This in turn will lead to healthier eating and over time, you'll find sticking to any calorie counting plan becomes second nature. In summary, using a printable calorie counter...
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