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Stop Guesstimating Your Food - It's Killing Your Progress!


Let’s be real: if you’re guessing what you’re eating all the time, you’re also guessing what kind of results you’re going to get.

And spoiler alert: it’s not going to be the results you want.


Here’s 10 ways guesstimating is wrecking your progress (even if you think you’re “pretty good” at it):

 1. Portion sizes lie.

That “tablespoon” of peanut butter you eyeballed? It’s three.

 2. You’re adding hidden calories without realizing it. (BLTS)

Oils, dressings, cheese, sauces – they add up fast.

 3. Your deficit (or surplus) becomes a total guess.

You’re either overeating or undereating without knowing which one.

 4. You can’t make real adjustments.

If you don’t have real numbers, you don’t know what to tweak when progress stalls.

 5. You’ll underestimate “little bites” all day long.

A bite here, a taste there — it counts.

 6. You think you’re eating more protein than you are.

Guesstimating almost always leads to low protein intake (and slower results).

 7. You’ll start blaming other things when it’s just poor tracking.

“Maybe it’s my metabolism” – no, it’s the extra 500 calories you forgot about.

 8. Your weekend calories get out of control.

No one ever “guesstimates” low on the weekends.

 9. You’ll get frustrated and burnt out.

Working hard and not seeing results because you didn’t track properly feels like running in circles.

 10. You’ll waste a lot of time.

If you just track correctly now, you’ll get results faster — period.



Here’s the truth:

You don’t have to track your food forever.

You don’t have to be perfect.

You just have to be accurate enough to know what’s actually going on.

If you’re always guesstimating, you’re flying blind — and most people are way off when they guess.


What to do instead:

 • Invest in a cheap food scale and use it for a few meals a day. It takes 30 extra seconds, not 30 extra minutes.

 • Track everything honestly — yes, even the random handful of nuts.

 • Plan your day ahead of time when you can. Pre-logging your meals is a cheat code.

 • Remember: this is about awareness, not punishment. The more you know, the more control you have.


Wrap It Up

Stop playing the guessing game if you want real progress. Utilize your support system RevolutioniZe Nutrition!

Track it. Own it. Adjust it. Crush it!

 
 
 

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