Calorie Count

About 300 to 3000 calories

I will not support losing weight by cutting down on calories. There are 3 ways by which you can burn your weight:

1) Doing cardio exercises: These exercise burn calories when you are doing them. No calories or fat burnt after you stop.

2) Strength training: They help in 2 ways. Building lean muscles that in turn burns calories and also burning the calories during and after your work out.

3) Reducing the calorie intake: This should be the last method. you have to ensure that you are taking proper carbs and fat in your diet and keeping a watch on the same.

3500 Cal is equal to 1 pound of fat. So depending on how you burn / reduce the calories you can reach your target weight.

i dont know exacly..maybe emm i think is 600 calories in 500 ml ice cream but full cream milk?is absolutely 510 calories..(sr for my bad english)

This question lacks some details. To lose a pound of fat you need to expend 3500 calories more than you intake. For example, if you expending 2500 calories a day and intaking 2000 calories a day, that makes for a decifict of 500 calories a day. At this rate, you'll lose weight at approximately 1 lb every 7 days. That's 7 x 500 = 3500. That's also a reasonably healthy rate to lose weight. Good Luck

A 1-cup serving of the original Cheerios contains 110 calories.

1,083 calories in 2 liters of Orange Crush.

There are 13g of carbs in a 12 oz can of Steel Reserve.

One cup cooked basmati rice= 200 calories and 175 grams.

Yes, but only a pound or two. It's more of a temporary weight as long as it's only one day. If you go back to your 1200 calorie limit or whatever your limit is and exercise, your weight will go right back down to where you had it.

Dieting sites can explain the number of calories in different foods. If you are looking for information on what calories actually are, a scientific website such as Roth Consulting will have this information. Wikipedia is another good resource to learn about calories.

Well, usually no one worries about "stake" calories... termites might, but people don't usually because the wood can be hard on our teeth. The only real application I think that applies is in the rare case of half-staked vampires. I am not sure whether you knew that this is a common malady in the vampire world. Some incompetent vampire hunter comes along, tries to stake the vampire, and basically leaves a sharp, pointy stick (the stake referenced earlier) in the vampire's body. Depending on how close it got to the heart, and whether movement is restricted, this can often be a very bad thing for the vampire. If it is not removed immediately, often blood poisoning sets in (which is the worst thing that can really happen to a vampire), and since movement is often restricted, it is hard for the vampire to do a self-transfusion (which is the politically correct way to refer to what other, less sensitive, people might term "feeding"). Calories transferred from the stake, mostly plant fiber but sometimes animal as well (we see this a lot when stakes are carelessly left around outside meat-packing plants) can also kick-start the long-dormant digestive system, resulting in few (but horrific) cases of vampire starvation... not only of blood, which is bad enough, but also now, due to the newly-triggered need, of plant and animal fiber. For an immortal being, this dual hunger and the inability to satisfy either can often drive the vampire insane. I would say in this case that the question is not "how many" calories in a stake... but how can we prevent this tragedy from happening in the future?

"Steak" (meat meal, usually a slab of cow) calories can be found in the related question with that spelling as well as on the website in the related link below.

lots of course

Forget calories. Obesity is caused by build up of excessive fat due to inactivity (lack of exercise).

Even of you cut back on calories, you still need a way to burn any excess fat, and the only scientifically proven way to do that is to exercise.

So-called "fat-burning pills" are a fake industry taking advantage of vulnerable people for profit.

In an ideal diet, men should not exceed 2500 calories a day and women should not exceed 2000 calories a day.

Eat healthily, don't buy any chocolate, crisps or junk food. If you need to snack, eat fruit and/or yoghurt. You'll be surprised how much longer fruit keeps you filled than junk. You could also temporarily become a vegetarian if it helps you eat healthier.

It has 95 calories.

Essentially none. Figures vary but are mostly 10 or less, so realistically, not significantly more than a cup of hot water (and less than a cup of hot water with a single teaspoon of sugar added to it).

It all depends on how old the child is. You could estimate based on weight or height and sex as compared to an adult, but children are growing and may burn calories differently than adults so this may not yield an accurate answer.

Less than 5 calories.

Hitting a heavy bag can sure do a lot.

See, a punching bag or a heavy one is hard to hit sometimes.

Hitting so increases your strength, and gives you sweat.

When you sweat, it means that you are exercising.

Doing this with the right strength and having good stamina, is helpful.

Also, increasing your stamina allows you to work out more.

Thus, hitting a heavy bag or a punching bag can help.

I hope this answer is helpful to you and good for you.

Also, training for 1 hour is good for your health 😇!

Make sure you train 1 hour a day and decrease your weight.

Doing so keeps you fit and strong!

Literally all foods will give you at least some form of energy. Sugary foods and sweets will give a quick burts of energy followed by a sudden drop. Foods like carbs and startches (bread, pasta, veggies, fruits, ect.) will give lasting energy. Many carbs will also be able to have stored energy in a person's body to be used at a later event.
Carbohydrates including sugars, protein, fats and oils
There are many foods that contain energy such as power bars. They contain a lot of energy. Vegetables as well contain much energy.
carbohydrates, also fats and sugars
Carbohidrates and sugar

It depends how big the chicken is they made the nuggets out of.

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A calorie is a unit of heat equal to the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius. An empty calorie however does not give your body any energy at all.

4.18400 joules = 1 calorie, so 12.552 joules = 3 calories

It depends on the weight or amount you have in mind. For the calorie content of both air-popped and oil-popped popcorn according to weight, or cup, see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.