Eating the recommend calories for your weight class should allow you to maintain your weight. Losing weight is a bit different. Also consider your metabolism, as that differs for each individual across any weight class, and is of huge importance in weight loss and weight gain.
If you are eating 1500 calories a day you will lose 1 lb. if you are eating 1200 calories you will lose 1.6 lbs.
You need to give a lot more information if you want a real answer. What is your current height/weight/age/sex. How active are you? How long have you been eating that many calories? How many calories were you eating before that? If you are eating 1100 calories of sugar and simple carbs your body will literally consume your muscle to conserve your fat.
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no. it won't. it all depends on how evenly you spread it to lead you off from temptation. you eat healthier. to lose weight you watch your calories and burn more calories than you gained. that =losing weight. to gain weight you eat calories and burn off less.
Change your eating habits.
Too many calories from any source will keep you from losing weight. And yeah, fat, whether it's saturated or not has a lot of calories.
It doesn't sound like you are eating too many calories. If you are maintaining your weight, 1800-2000 is perfect. If you are losing, you can up your calorie intake. If you are gaining, reduce the number of calories.
Yes, of course.Though that's not recommended by any health practitioner. Crash dieting is very unhealthy and can become addictive. The best way to lose weight is to regulate what and when you eat and to begin exercising for about an hour a day. Also, for some people, eating only 100 calories a day would force their body into "survival mode" and actually prevent them from losing weight.
well chocolate increases your weight because chocolate has calories and when you are eating the chocolate the calories of the chocolate go in your body.TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR
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You probably don't want to be eating 700%+ of the recommended cholesterol per day, in general. If your weight isn't increasing, it means you're burning as many calories as you're taking in. Increase how much you're eating then.
If you burn more calories than you consume in a day, you will lose weight.