Habits
End of Day Macro Check
An end of day macro check reviews remaining protein and calories before bed—closing the kitchen or adding a small protein bite, not midnight junk to hit numbers.
An end of day macro check is a two-minute bedtime review of remaining protein, carbs, and calories—deciding whether a small protein snack, extra water, or simply closing the kitchen is appropriate. It prevents waking up surprised by a 400-calorie unlogged handful of trail mix.
Not an invitation to force-hit macros with junk at midnight; sometimes you bank a slight under and sleep.
Common questions
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Should you eat at night to hit protein targets?
A small protein-forward snack is fine if hunger is real and sleep is not compromised. Force-feeding to perfect a chart when you are full adds calories without benefit—use weekly averages instead.
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