Calorie Count

I also have a 10 year old son who is 160 lbs. He is also 5' 3'' tall and has a larger frame. I took him to a pediatric weight specialist and we are in the process of stopping the weight gain. At this point, we have been told to keep all drinks under 5 calories (Ex: water, G2, diet soda in moderation) and to reduce his portions by 15%. Also, all snacks should be 100 calories or less (limited to 2 a day). He is doing well and has even lost a couple pounds. I know this doesn't answer what you wanted to know, but I hope it helps!

360 calaries

Nutrition Facts:

Serving size 3.53 ounce (100 gram)

Amount Per serving Calories 256

% Daily Value

Total fat 6.7 gram 9%

Saturated fat 3.8 gram

Trans fat

Cholesterol 20 mg

Sodium 1 mg 0%

Total Carbohydrate 38.7 gram 14%

Dietary Fiber

Sugars 22.4 gram

Protein 2.6 gram

Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0%

Calcium 0% Iron 0%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may

be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

By itself - not enough to make much of a difference. 6 flights x 8 times = 48 stairs. Say each takes 15 seconds, means you're done in 12 minutes. If it gets your heart going as if you'd been running hard, then it'd be maybe 100 calories tops. 100 cals is about 1/4 of a muffin.

Now, if climbing those stairs gets you fit enough to do longer workouts, then it sure can be the ticket to set you on the right track.

zero, nada, zelch

It depends on the type of cabbage and whether you mean cooked or raw cabbage. For the the calories in cabbage, both cooked and raw, by type and weight, including cup measurements, see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.

There are about 210 calories in a Cosmopolitan.

I count fruits, it feels strange not to count certain foods. I know there has been a similar thread here on the forum before with discussion about whether it is "worth" eating fruit. I would never get myself to give up the fruit for weight loss purposes. ok that they contain calories but if you look at the nutrient density, fruit is fantastic! fruit is useful! then you should not forget that there is a difference between fruit and fruit either. grapes, for example, contain a lot of sugar, it is a "luxury fruit" I think. eg orange, banana, apple, pear, melon, kiwi and all berries I am not a coward to eat exactly when I want!

I used this calorie calculator I found on Sniply:

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a half pound angus burger wit an average slice of cheese would be about 430 calories

Nutrition Facts Serving Size 105.0gAmount Per ServingCalories 84Calories from Fat 59% Daily Value*Total Fat 6.5g10%Saturated Fat 0.6g3%Trans Fat 0.0gCholesterol 0mg0%Sodium 878mg37%Potassium 233mg7%Total Carbohydrates 5.7g2%Dietary Fiber 1.8g7%Sugars 2.8gProtein 2.1gVitamin A 18%•Vitamin C 80%Calcium 3% • Iron 4%* Based on a 2000 calorie diet Nutritional details are an estimate and should only be used as a guide for approximation.

Depends on what you are doing and how hard you are exercising. I have a running watch that estimates calorie burn and it typically tells me about 100 calories per mile. So a 15 mile run would do it for you.

Calories in an entire package of ice cream depends on the size of the package. A carton of chocolate Haagen Dazs has 1,080 calories.

its different for each recipe

Im not quite sure, just ask your freindly waitor or waitress to ask the cook and boom theres your answer!

probably looking at around 500 Cal if its home made with cheese/condiments ect, 600 if its from burger king/mcdonalds, anywhere up to 700 for random takeaways

daily calorie intake of 1940 calories per day for women and 2550 for men.

Losing weight is probably one of the most common goals people set for themselves. The news broadcasting company, CNN, even did a survey of which New Year's resolutions are the most common among, and the number one resolution people tell themselves to do is to lose weight. This is why so many fitness, diet and weight loss companies, systems, programs, and so many more have become rampant everywhere you look.

One Calorie or one kilocalorie raise the the temperature of one kilo gram of water by one degree Celsius. Here the 'C' is capital. Your calorie raises the temperature of one milliliter of water by one degree Celsius. Here the 'c' is small.

There are 80 calories in one slice of Ezekiel Bread

Chicken broth would not have sugar in it unless the broth was made with vegetables that contain sugar - like carrots and onions - or some seasoning was used that contains sugar. The main concern with commercially prepared broth would be the salt content.

It depends, but usually somewhere around 90-120 per cup.

In 1 shot of scotch whisky, there is approximately 72 calories.

It's not really about what you do, but more about what you weigh and how hard you go at it.

For an adult, getting decently winded and sweaty, say maybe 450 calories tops.