It depends on your height and weight. 2000 calories is probably close to your daily need though.
25 calories per kilogram to maintain current weight.
Body weight times 10 in calories in order to maintain current weight.
If you are otherwise healthy, I would start off with no more then 2500 calories a day. Go slow and get down to no more then 200. I will diet with you!
current weight x 10 = calories to lose weight to maintain weight = 2000 to 2500 calories per day
Your BMR is the number of calories you need to ingest in order to maintain your current weight.
You'll need at least 1,725 calories to maintain your current weight
1 hour power walk 135 pounds how many calories burned?
Depends if you're trying to loose, gain, or maintain your weight and how active your lifestyle is. Example: moderate activity, current weight 120 lbs., to maintain current weight need an average of 1200 calories, but every body is different. Hope this helps
if she is hoping to maintain her current weight of 150 lb, she should eat approximately 2,110 calories a day.
If you want to lose weight, you must take in fewer calories than you burn in the course of a day. To figure out how much this is, go to http://calorieneedscalculator.com/ You will calculate the calories needed to maintain your current weight. This is followed by an explanation of what causes weight loss (deficit calories). If you cut 500-1000 calories per day, you will lose 1-2 pounds per weeks. Add daily exercise to the plan, and you will lose more weight. For meal planning, go to www.nutrition.gov
That depends on the type/size of the cookie, as well as the exercise you are doing. Your current weight is also a factor. A person weighing 150lbs would burn approx. 340 calories after 1 hr of low impact aerobics.
Any diet in which you reduce your caloric intake and step up your physical activity will result in a weight loss. You must first determine how many calories are necessary to maintain your current weight. For every reduction of 500 calories in that amount, you will lose one pound per week. If you reduce your calories by 1000 each day, you will lose two pounds per week. If you add exercise daily, you can deduct those calories, too , for even more weight loss.