A Calorie is a measurement of "fuel" availability. If a person is VERY physically active, they need to take in more fuel to stay the same weight. Just like a car that drives more miles in a day needs more fuel than one that sits in a parking lot.
Depending on the size of the person, there's a base amount of calories needed to perform the requirements of the body, like fueling breathing and sitting and moving. The more you move, the more calories you use.
When you start using more calories per day than you take in, you start to lose weight. The fat gets converted to energy to fill in the extra calories needed to cover the amount taken in versus the amount needed to do all that moving. That's why you lose weight. Or, you take in more calories if you are very physically active and want to stay the same weight.
A very physically active person requires more calories to fuel their high level of activity and to support muscle repair and growth. Their increased energy expenditure comes from both the physical activity itself and the need to maintain essential bodily functions while under greater stress.
A Calorie is a measurement of "fuel" availability. If a person is VERY physically active, they need to take in more fuel to stay the same weight. Just like a car that drives more miles in a day needs more fuel than one that sits in a parking lot. Depending on the size of the person, there's a base amount of calories needed to perform the requirements of the body, like fueling breathing and sitting and moving. The more you move, the more calories you use. When you start using more calories per day than you take in, you start to lose weight. The fat gets converted to energy to fill in the extra calories needed to cover the amount taken in versus the amount needed to do all that moving. That's why you lose weight. Or, you take in more calories if you are very physically active and want to stay the same weight.
health continuum.
Women should have 2000 Men should have 2500
People don't really "lose" calories. They use energy to do everyday tasks, and this accounts for how MUCH energy one loses. When you exercise, you use more energy so you burn more calories. The average person burns 2000-2500 calories per day, but an athlete or someone very active would burn more.
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If a person is burning more calories actually what he/she consumed, this situation leads to get weight loss of that particular person.
Two people doing identical work can burn a significantly different number of calories, because a lot of it has to do with metabolism and weight. That said, someone running probably burns more calories per second on average than the same person would "cheerleading", unless it's a particularly active routine.
not far
No. Teenagers have an extremely high metabolism, activity level and are still growing. It's possible that a small female teen with low activity level would need fewer calories than an older, active male, but generally teens need more calories than older adults.
If it's a woman then I would say the correct amount of calories for a healthy diet is 1,700 calories. For a man it varies. 2,000 calories is a healthy amount for a man.
a person that is healthy takes care of theirself