Yes you can as long as you say in your calorie range. Even if you are trying to lose weight just eat your calorie requirements and you can reach your weight goal. I'm not saying just eat junk food eat fruits and veggies to go with your diet as well.
The more you eat, the more you'll have to exercise.
The easiest way to figure this out is to find an activity calorie burning chart online and plug in your weight/activity/time to calculate the amount of calories a certain activity will burn in a set amount of time. Then you can approximate the amount of calories you are burning while exercising which you can match up against the amount of calories you take in from eating.
Exercise isn't relevant to when you weigh in. The best time to weigh yourself is first thing in the morning, before you have eaten anything. Whenever you do weigh in, pick a consistent time of day to get consistent results.
eat healthy and exercise
dont eat anything.
Eat less and exercise more. Learning to eat well and exercise is the only solution to long-term weight loss.
Actually Yes.You will not lose or gain weight in a matter of hours. Depending on how long you exercise, you may have burned away what you just ate. Perhaps even more, but you cannot lose anything unless you burn more calories than you intake, or you can't gain anything unless you eat more calories than you burn.
Exercise excessively.
An intense and vigorous exercise will "eat up" the excess glucose
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Eat Alot. Eat anything with alot of calories and fat. Eat more than usual, and above all don't exercise.
as long as you don't eat anything hard, then yes! watch that you don't eat anything which could stain your teeth too
You will obviously have less energy. I have experimented the effects of eating and not eating before exercise. I concluded that when I have something to eat before exercise (not necessarily right before exercise) I am able to run for a longer period than when I do not consume anything.
walk a lot, run a little