Simple answer: less than those the body needs.
It depends. If you don't move the whole day maybe 1000. If you do a marathon every day maybe 10000. Do you want to get rid of 20 lbs within ten years or after a week? (I exaggerated)
The general calorie range for weight loss is 1,200-1,500 calories per day. However, it can vary a lot depending on your current height and weight, how fast you want to lose weight, your activity level, etc. Try an online calorie calculator or ask a doctor for better info.
geez you wouldn't be able to eat much if your sedentary and want to lose 20 lbs! it;s hard enough to lose 20 lbs in a month if your super active. aim for a lower weight loss goal.
A sedentary women needs about 1,600 calories.
I am 5'2 and wiegh 198 lbs how many calories should i consume a day to loose 60 lbs?Read more: I_am_5'2_and_wiegh_198_lbs_how_many_calories_should_i_consume_a_day_to_loose_60_lbs
You should consume seven calories per pound to lose weight, so 1655 calories per day.
Eat 1500 a day
I would say somewhere around 1,200 if you want to loose roughly 2 pounds a week :)
It depends entirely on how many calories you are putting into your body every week.
it depends on how much you sweat during the workout, 350 calories doesnt weigh much, but water weight does
If you want to loose 100 pounds, it depends on your height, current weight, and age. Hear is a trick: if you weigh between 150 and 300 pounds, then multiply your weight number by seven. That should give you your amount of calories for each DAY. If you weigh more than 300 pounds, use that as your starting weight and multiply that by seven.
1 pound of fat = 3,500 calories. So 25 pounds of fat is 87,500 calories. Remember, start slowly, keep EXERCISING, and don't go below the 2,000 calories per day mark (or starve yourself).
yes you will have 200 calories left but you should be eating 2000 calories each day and burn of 500 calories
It depends on how fast you walk, but studies show that at 2miles per hour you can loose between 500 and 1,000 calories.
1-2 pounds per week is realistic and sustainable