Reply With QuoteYes its normal and that is why you should SLOWLY increase your caloric intake by 100-200 cals every 3 days instead.
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11-30-2003, 03:43 PM #1Food
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Post Cutting Syndrome?
Hey guys, now i've cut for around 9 weeks and have lost 15 lbs. How im trying to up my calories and getting ready for maintainace. But after cutting for so long, i cant seem to find the urge to choke down so much food needed to maintain my weight. Im 6'0 172lbs,9% bf. so typuical;ly my maintaiance shld be arnd 2236 - 2580 calories. But i cant seem to chjopke down more than 2000 - 2100 calroies, even on workout days... is this normal?
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11-30-2003, 05:53 PM #3Food
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omG. Lol i didnt even know i typed so badly in the night when im drowsy... ZzZzZ
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