Flexible dieting is based on the idea that there are no 'good' or 'bad' foods. It is a useful nutrition approach that encourages variety and flexibility leading to a more sustainable and enjoyable journey towards your goals. It is simply tracking your calories and macronutrients (carbs, proteins and fats) to reach your specific body composition goal. The idea is to be able to fit whatever foods you like into your day as long as you hit these numbers overall. This enables people to not feel restricted, make it fit in with your lifestyle and is a more sustainable approach then a quick fix or yo-yo diet.

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1. PROTEIN INTAKE - Ensure sufficient amounts of protein in your diet (30-40% of your calories from protein).

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