Metabolic Flexibility Strategies
Increasing your calorie intake by 100 calories every week can help boost muscle metabolism without significant weight gain. Achieving metabolic flexibility allows for enjoyable meals without the fear of gaining body fat. Finding the right calorie balance is key, whether it’s reaching a higher intake or cutting back when necessary.In this clip
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So from 1800 calories, would I go up to 2000 for the first week and then, if it seems stable or my weight decreases, go up another 200?
When the guys talk about reverse dieting in the episode How to INCREASE Your Metabolism, and Get the RESULTS You Want! | Mind Pump 1806 and say to go up 100 calories a day, does that mean go from 1700 to 1800 for the week and then go up another 100 next week, or does it mean go up 100 calories a day, resulting in 1700, 1800, 1900 for the week?
Does Adam Schafer advocate for taking in a slight surplus, building muscle, and then increasing calories again when weight levels out or starts going down in the episode "Change HOW You Look With HOW You Work Out | Mind Pump 2396" and the clip "Reverse Dieting Insights"? If yes, how many calories should be in the surplus?