he TDEE is a rough estimate of the energy (in calories) that your body requires for you to function on a typical day. In most of us, that's about 50 to 80 calories an hour, which adds up to about 1,200 to 1,920 calories per day.
If you rested and never exercised all day long, you would still burn your total TDEE, which accounts for about 70 percent of total calories burned daily.
Your individual TDEE is influenced by such factors as age, weight, height, medical conditions, genetics and muscle mass.
Eat less, exercise more and sleep well. Count your TDEE with calculators you can find online by Googling "TDEE Calculator" and take 10% off, then eat the given amount of calories per day. Your workout routines should include of versatile cardiovascular activities and frequent weight training.
if they know the recommended dietary allowance of everything else they should your recommanded dietary allowance of protein. If they don't protein maybe they don't know anything else and they are just guessing. If everything is correct just add up everything else then substract the protein from the answer then you will have your answer.
Taking Arnge krush alone won't necessarily get you bigger. Although taking that while eating more will. It's all about the Calories in Vs the calories out. (Healthy foods of course) Figure out your TDEE (total Daily Energy Expenditure) then eat more then that and lifting weights 3-5 times a week should help get you bigger
I would say 10 if you really excersized everyday. Depends on your height and your diet of course. But I would say having 5 things to eat everyday and lots of water and an hour of excersize a day should make you lose about 10 pounds
You can eat approximately 11 times your body weight in pounds per day, in calories. For example, if your weight is 140 pounds you should eat 140 x 11=1540 calories approximately.
Start to keep a food journal, make sure you are eating the proper amount of points and not getting sloppy with tracking points. Calories matter very much and so does exercise. Make sure to do some cardio, but strength training as well.
The amount and quality of food provided must satisfy daily energy and protein requirements. A Survival Ration should provide at least 2,100 kcal (and 60 g of protein) per person per day. This is based on the Institute of Medicine's 1995 report on Estimated Mean per Capita Energy Requirements for Planning Emergency Rations. Active adults may require considerably higher energy intakes, especially if part of the relief plan includes a Food-for- Work Program. Although a marked difference exists between the needs of a young child and an active adult, providing a standard ration for each DP without distinction is strongly recommended.
Your age and gender have nothing to do with your recommended caloric intake. There is no general answer to this question. You should be consuming enough calories that you a) have enough energy to survive, and b) maintain a stable [[body mass index]]. That caloric intake should be approximately 50% from carbohydrates, 25% from proteins, and 25% from fats.
It is actual a semi-complex equation to figure out (accurately) how many calories have been burned. Various factors have to included (age, weight, gender, activity, intensity, height, time span, ect.). There are many online sources that can do this, as it varies per person and per activity.
In simple terms burn off more calories than you take in. Do moderate/intense exercise and eat a range of food especially low GI foods as they release energy slowly and will make you feel less hungry. Although losing 10kg isn't recommended it can be achieved.
Lots of cardio like running, biking and swimming. Also, cut down on sugar and potato chips and stuff like that. More veggies. Less meat. Get the picture? By doing this I went from 280 pounds to 102 pounds in only 2 months. This is a diet you can NOT skip. Change your life. Today. I know how it is, but you CAN do it. I had no hope, but look at me now... well you can't... but still..... (:
Eat healthy food everyday like cous cous 3 times a day and healthy portions. NO SNACKS!&Drink lots of water and do lots of exercise(swimming is particularly good as well as running ) good luck :)