Good morning sir,
I have read the BM articles about dieting, portion control and environmental factors playing a role in losing weight. I understand it, and am eating a meal every 3-5 hours, each meal around 500-600 calories, aiming for a goal of 2200 calories a day. I currently weigh 203lbs, but I am pretty lean (visible and defined abs, vascularity, etc), and very active (average at least 8000 steps a day not including cardio). This is all great but…
When the evening comes, and I’ve already ate my allotted calories for the day, I get an intense hunger, for the worst kinds of foods. I understand what you said about willpower not being everything for dieting, but it takes everything I have to resist the hunger, and sometimes I just give in. The struggle is indeed, very real. And it’s not all physical either, it’s mental and physical! So I was just wondering what your take on this would be? Why is it that I am able to rigidly stick to my diet with no issues throughout the day, only to face such extreme hunger at night? Am I not eating enough; portions are too small? The hunger cravings are for strictly carbs, so maybe I need to increase carb intake throughout the day? Thanks in advance!