Bodybuilders often make nutrition far more complicated that it really is. Many skip the basics of nutrition to decise some very high tech nutrition or training plans. The problem is that most people have no idea about the total amount of calories, proteins, fats and carbs they consume in a day. But weighing your food constantly allows you to make small adjustments constantly to achieve your goal.

Those who struggle with fat loss often eat more calories then they think and bodybuilders who claim to eat 5500-6000 calories, often mis-calculate their calories. Weighing your foods gives you very percice feedback, which allows you to build the ideal nutrition plan suitable for your.

Nutrition is a little different for each individual but the way the numbers are found (total calories, protein, carbs, fat) are the same for everyone. The first strategy is to figure out if you want to add muscle, or holding muscle while dropping body fat. This is called a baseline diet. The amount of calories you need every single day to maintain your body weight.

How many calories you eat a day on average is the most important factor of all. If you don´t eat enough, you will not gain muscle or lose fat no matter what. For example two people who have similar body types, weigh the same and are the same height, may have completely different results, if they both reduce their calorie intake to 2000 calories.

One person may be eating 2500 calories currently, but the other person may be eating 3000 calories. The person eating 2500 calories is less likely to lose muscle mass, because he has to cut less calories. The person who is moving down from 3000 to 2000 calories will experience a slow down in the metabolic rate, and he finds it difficult to train with peak levels of intensity because his calories have been cut so much.

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