No, but you might if you increase the number of calories you consume too quickly. Regularly eating 700 to 800 calories will put your body in a 'starvation mode' which lowers your bmr and prevents any of your body mechanisms from functioning 100%. When you start eating a higher number of calories your body will temporarily maintain this and store the extra energy. It may also make you crave more food. If you want to maintain your current body weight I recommend that you slowly increase your number of calories, allowing your body to adjust, and make sure that you are consuming plenty of protein and fats. Protein is very important because it may be something that your body desperately needs, and it will make you feel significantly more satiated than carbs.
Not necessarily. Weight gain occurs when there is an excess of calories consumed compared to calories burned. Eating one pound of food does not equate to a 1 pound weight gain as weight gain is influenced by various factors including metabolism, activity level, and overall calorie intake.
Eating 3,500 more calories than you burn off naturally in a day is equal to one solid pound of body weight.
3500 calories
while you are eating better you're still eating too much. the average person needs only 2000 calories to maintain their weight. if you're getting over that and not burning them off you'll gain weight. for every 3500 extra calories you gain one pound of fat.
You can lose 1 pound per week by eating 500 fewer calories each day (500 x 7 = 3500 per week)
It depends on how long the 160 pound female eats 600 per day for. If this helps 1 pound = 3500 calories
The key to weight loss via eating is to reduce your calories. Consuming 200 calories less per day is equal to 1 pound loss per week, which is a safe rate to lose weight at. Skip the soda and go for water or a diet version.
This question does not make sense. It all depends on how many calories you are easting now. For ever 3,500 calories less you eat, you will loss a pound
How many calories does a 110 pound woman need a day to maintain her weight? Like 1500 calories..
There are about 3,500 calories in a pound. Burn 3,500 calories more than you take in = loose one pound. Take in 3,500 more calories than you burn = gain a pound.
The standard is 3500 calories to 1 pound of weight.
The weight gain from food is not determined by the weight of the food, but by the number of calories in food. 3500 calories of food are equal to about one pound of weight (of the person, not the food).