Need a little help here.

JoeSalmon

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I've been going to the gym and changed the way I eat about a month and a half ago. I've lost 25 pounds since then and thought I was doing everything right and healthy but I had just found I should be consuming around 3000cal a day but instead I'm only getting about 1500.


I've been looking over my diet which is filled with fish, chicken, vegetables, whole grains and fruit and don't understand how I could possibly get more with out over eating.


(this is what I ate today)


Breakfast: 3 eggs scrambled, with peppers and onions added, 2 100% whole grain slices of toast with a bit of butter on both

Snack 1: A cup of raw veggies (baby carrots or celery) and a piece of fruit (orange, apple or watermelon)

Luch: 2 tuna sandwhichs with a little bit of fat free mayonaise and baby spinnach and some more fruit

Snack 2: a cup of fibre 1 honey clusters cereal with skim milk and some more fruit

Supper: A big piece of boneless skinless chicken breast cut in two with a plate half filled with veggies (brocoli, carrots, cauli flower) and a piece of fruit for dessert


According to my diet tracker that comes out to about 1500cal unless I'm doing something wrong (first day using the diet tracker). I couldn't possibly eat double what I am now. How can I fix this and should I even attempt to do so or will 1500 calories be enough?


Btw, I'm 330 pounds and about 6'3.
 
http://www.cordianet.com/calculator.htm use the one on the left (unless you know your body fat percentage)


One of the more even handed calculators i've seen as it doesn't care about your current weight (most calculators don't differentiate between weight caused by fat and weight caused by muscle and just assume the later)


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