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Originally Posted by RoseRodent
I always try to steer a bit clear of this question because I don't want to open a debate on the topic that assumes a 'normal' lifestyle. Before I post a number let me remind everyone who doesn't know my situation that I am on clinical bed-rest with a spinal injury and I'm being medically monitored, but because of the fact I am extremely sedentary at the present time I'm aiming between 950 and 1200 cals each day, the 1200 days being for the days I have certain medications and treatments and need to bulk things up that wee bit. I am receiving nutritional supplements to make up for the fact that is a very low number of calories, anyone else reading who is not in my situation, don't copy my numbers, please.
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I am not going to critisize you for the low number of calories you are eating, just a comment , since you are leading such a sedentary lifestyle I am not surprised you don't feel like eating so much. I would talk to my doctor and see what he/she suggests.
I was once on a medically supervised diet of 800 calories a day, This was prescribed by my doctor as my BP was thru the roof but it was only for a short period of time. I would not be critical of anyone following Doctor's orders,
