Your body will take in all 1,200 calories that you eat. It then varies per person what the body actually uses those calories for, such as exercise, normal body functions, fat storage, and so on.
It wont matter so much how many calories you are taking in as much as it does for what your doing to even out the intake you put into your body. 1200 calories a day is a normal intake,but look into the fat calories, the sugar and salt intake, and corn syrup, these make the calories bad for your body.
somewhere between 700 and 1200 calories depends on weights you use and how into it you are as well as if you try to take break in between when your not supposed to
Take the number of how much you want to weigh. Multiply that number by 10. This gives you the number of calories to eat each day. Like, if you want to weigh 125 you'd eat 1250 calories. But, you should never eat less than 1200 calories because your body will go into starvation mode, you won't lose as much weight and might get very sick. Always check with your doctor to make sure that a low calorie diet is ok.
The 1200 calorie diet restricts your daily caloric intake to 1200 calories versus the 2000 recommended for the average person. The diet follows the simple formula that if you use more calories than you take in, you will lose weight as your body burns fat for fuel. However, this diet may be difficult to stick to unless you plan your meals carefully in order to prevent hunger from ruining your diet plans.
it depends on your height. try not to eat more than 2000 though. id aim for between 1200-1600
ok to lose weight u need to burn more calories then you are consuming.. if you eat 1200 calories and only burn 100 then your total for that day is still +1100 . see what i mean? so you must burn an amount greater then 1200 calories in order to lose weight.. i dotn know how to measure calories burned but i would guess about 2 hours exercise a day would be enough
Calories are good for you as long as you take a reasonable amount of it. Too much and the body will store it as fat. Too little and your body slows down metabolism and starts to break down muscle.
No.
Your body stores that extra energy as fat.
It depends your body is supposed to carry at least 1200 calories per day and 278 pounds is much, only you would figure it out if you follow your healthy diet. If you do not follow your diet then you would not lose the weight. I hope this was help I would find out more on it and improve the answer, hopefully :D
When you take in more calories than you burn, the body converts the calories and adds them as fat cells. It can be terribly difficult to get the body to stop converting even when a person tries to diet, because the body can interpret the the diet as deprivation and 'starvation'.
Yes. Calories fuel the body.