Actually no, they need more. Kids should take in between 1,000-1,500 calories a day, depending on their age, weight and height. Adults, on the other hand, should consume about 2,000 a day, generally. It may, however, be more or less, again, depending on the person. Ask your doctor if you want a personal check about how many calories you need.
teenagers need more calories then kids or adults because they are constantly active most of the time. they are also going through puburty which involves alot of energy.
Cuz they is fat
Older adults will not need as many calories because they are more sedentary and move around less. Vitamins and minerals are more important for older adults to keep bones healthy.
because athlete has to burn calories
Well, the difference is that: children eat less, they need to gain the wait. Always need to have fruit! Never forget fruit! Adults, they need less calories. They also need fruit. Not much veggies. My opinion is that I hate veggies. Fruit all the way. But just follow that and you'll be good to go.
Iron-deficiency anemia in this population group is less common than in younger adults
proteins, carbohydrates, and fruits and vegetables, though please note children need more carbs then adults do, so if theres no kids, there shouldn't be much carbs
Not generally. Kids need exercise just as adults do.
Yes. If you consume more calories than you need one day, you will "store" them. If you consume less, you use any "stored" calories.
Adults should get 2,000. Children should get 2,500.
kids need more protein because they're growing up in life, and the need to get their body worked together, etc. but, although, adults can eat healthy with protein foods.
According to the weight of the body we need to decide how much calories must be taken in.