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Malt loaf

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leanne08738
leanne08738

I have found out malt loaf is really low of fat I have been eating it and got through a whole loaf yesterday! Is this ok as its so low in fat? But it's really high in carbs and calories?? Is it just fat I need to worry about? Thanks xxx

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  • fatfairy
    fatfairy leanne08738

    Posted

    You still need to watch your calories as a whole loaf is about 600 calories!!! You won't loose weight very fast if you consume too many calories!!

    I was on 1400 calories a day and low fat.

  • charlottedunne9
    charlottedunne9 leanne08738

    Posted

    Its high in sugar so in theory you could still put on weight as sugar that is not worked off turns to fat. You will be fine eating with the pills becasue its low in fat but you still need to be conscious of sugar in food.
  • leoni0410
    leoni0410 leanne08738

    Posted

    I would bate in mind that it's not just fat that turns into fat. Carbs  can if you don't exercise and Carbs are really difficult to shift. I would just take everything in moderation. Keep up the hard work x
  • leanne08738
    leanne08738

    Posted

    Thanks guys I will keep trying I'm just finding it very hard to stop eating even when I'm not hungry xxx
  • charlottedunne9
    charlottedunne9 leanne08738

    Posted

    I feel the opposite. Not that bothered about food when i am taking these tablets. Its like they are an appetite suppressant! 
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