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    New to macros

    Hi guys,
    I was wondering if anyone could help,
    I’m 36 yr old male
    192cm
    114kg
    Currently trying to loose weight and build muscle, I’m exercising/working out and walking more than 18000 steps everyday.
    I’m new to macro counting, currently using nutra check to count calories and macros.

    I put in the app that I’m trying to consume 2000 calories for a deficit but when I input my exercise it changes, the calorie counter app is saying I can consume just over 3000… does this mean that it’s still a deficit If I eat 2500 calories because my exercise off-sets it?
    I’m trying to eat 220g protein daily.
    30% carbs
    44% protein
    26% fat.

    I hope everyone understands this.
    Thanks in advance.
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    It’s a deficit if you lose weight over time, not because of what your calculator says one way or another.
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