The calorie cost of the activity (type of exercise, how vigorous), body weight, and duration.
gender, age, and health
By reducing caloric intake, one would lose weight. By increasing caloric intake, you'd gain weight.
The calorie cost of the activity (type of exercise, how vigorous), body weight, and duration.
Factors influencing consumption expenditure include income levels, consumer confidence, interest rates, inflation, and cultural factors. Changes in any of these factors can affect consumer spending patterns and overall consumption levels in the economy.
No. Total daily caloric expenditure takes into consideration your body fat percentage and your average daily activity level. Bmr is the number of calories you would burn over 24hrs while lying down.
No. Total daily caloric expenditure takes into consideration your body fat percentage and your average daily activity level. Bmr is the number of calories you would burn over 24hrs while lying down.
A combination of diet and exercise. Cardio-interval training 4 times a week minimum. Caloric intake lower than caloric expenditure.
For male weight maintenance, easiest rule is your bodyweight (in pounds) x 10. Therefore 150 lbs = 1,500 calories. The caloric intake of any individual is dependent on many factors. Your age, natural resting metabolism, body composition and activity level will all affect your ideal caloric intake. Therefore there is no general rule in determining your caloric intake. The link below provides an estimate based on some of the factors mentioned above.
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Government expenditure.
The ideal caloric intake can't be based on height and weight alone. Activity level (caloric expenditure) must be considered.
1) Calorie intake 2) Calorie expenditure 3) Types of nutrients 4) Persons health status 5) Age, gender, origin(genetics), BMI.