Calorie Count

Anything burns calories.for example sleeping for 8hours burns 616 calories.

90 calories.

50-75 c

Whole milk for 330g is about 180

Evolution or God.

It depends on what size pizza you get, the toppings, and the kind of crust. But the numbers for the average pizza (medium cheese, thick crust) are about 240 calories for 1/8 of the whole pizza.

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There are very few foods that have no nutrients whatsoever, but still have calories. More foods would fall into the range that they contain calories, but very little nutrients. These are known as "empty calories", meaning that they really do not help for the body. Some examples of these would be fried foods, refined sugars / starches, bleanced flours, and high-fat foods (like butter and lard).

First off, I'm not a doctor but I do have some extensive weight loss experience.

I would say that 120 minutes of "moderate" physical activity is plenty, and maybe even more than necessary. Right around an hour a day is more realistically necessary and attainable.

By moderate, I'm assuming we're talking about walking.. slow jogging.. or moderate weight lifting.. I would say any exercise is moderate if you are able to carry on a conversation while doing it.

So with that definition in mind, in my experience between 60-100 minutes should be plenty.. But of course there are other factors such as your diet. If you consume 5,000 calories a day, 60-100 mins obviously won't cut it.

The important thing is to figure out your BMR (basal metabolic rate, which means how many calories you will burn in a day simply by existing).. And figure out how many calories you burn doing your exercise, and simply eat a few hundred calories less than what you burn in a day.

No matter what someone tells you, counting calories in this way WILL yield results, period. If you consume 1800 calories in a day, and burn 2500, you WILL lose weight. That would mean that your body used 700 calories that you did not consume, so it took it from your body's fat instead. An lb of fat is approx. 3500 calories, so if in a week you have burnt 7000 calories more than you consumed.. you have lost 2lbs. It is that simple.

Hope this helps.

A man between the ages of 19 and 30 with a sedentary lifestyle needs 2,400 calories; a more active male requires 200 more.

Females between the ages of 19 and 30 with a sedentary lifestyle require 2,000 calories per day; a more active lifestyle requires 200 more as well.

According to NutritionData.com, in a 145g piece of gizzard, there are 212 calories.

4 calories per one gram of carbohydrates. == == A single gram of carbohydrates contains roughly four calories of energy. (Proteins also contain 4 kcal/gram; fats contain 9 kcal/gram and ethanol contains 7 kcal/gram.)

It depends on the food. Foods vary in calorie content. Please feel free to ask the question again be more specific.

about 200 calories

I read somewhere that Rope Jumping is very calorie consuming, surprisingly more than jogging and biking. since you need to jump and use your legs , thighs, arms and body core muscles.. and the faster and higher you jump the better. you can reach up to 500 caloris per hour or on average 350 calories.

I heared that biking can take up 400 per hour.

Depends of your pace, if you jump for around 5 hours, you´ll burn more calories than Lance Armstrong at the Tour de France. I can burn 800 kcal per hour running or cycling, but this number depends of my weight, gender, age, height...

ALOT! tuna from subway is not even on the fresh fit menu. its one of the most fattening subs at subway.

No. A 5th grader should have 1200 calories a day. You would probably die if you only had 700:)

Ten chicken nuggets from Wendy's contain approximately 440 calories. This calorie count can vary slightly based on preparation and specific ingredients. For the most accurate nutritional information, it's always best to check Wendy's official nutritional guide or website.

Milk is sold in the market with varying amounts of fat in it. Whole milk is milk without any of the fat removed and is 3.25% fat by weight. Skimmed milk or fat free milk has no fat at all, ie, whole milk minus all the fat. Half and Half is half milk and half cream. And then there are 1% and 2% reduced milk. 2% milk contains 2% of fat by weight, and 1% milk contains 1% of fat by weight. So, whole milk contains 1.5% more fat that 2% milk and 2.5% more than 1% milk.

Milk fat also varies by breed which can be up to 6%.

The reason that commercial milk runs in the 3.5% range is because the primary breed used by most dairies in the US (Holstein) produces milk in that range.

Height doesn't matter. Essentially, you should eat the same amount of calories as you expend... plus a bit if you're still growing or want to add weight, minus a bit if you want to lose weight. If you're a lumberjack you're probably going to need more calories than if you're a filing clerk.

It actually depends more on the weight and body fat percentage of the person. Also the physical activity of him/her. But I'd guess to stick with the usually 2,000 calorie diet

If you can exercise and still exert self control over what you eat, then it is possible to lose weight. However, for some people it is easier to lose weight by eating less and not exercising. Use whatever technique works best for you.

Exercise is also good for maintaining or improving your muscle tone, so there are other reasons to do it, aside from losing weight. It does have health benefits.

I was just doing research and found out that a plum has 0.7 grams of protein.

Up to 3200 calories per leaf

In 30g of Coco pops (recomended amount), you get 115 kcals, in 100g (inhumane amount) you get 383 kcals. If you're like me and you don't use a scale, then one cup of coco pops have 153 kcals for about 45 g.