Calorie Count

This depends on your physical activity level, however we can assume with a 60 year old male that no high physical activity would be involved with their lifestyle, or if it was, it would be very infrequent. So caloric expenditure would be along the lines of 2200 - 2400 Calories per day for a 170 cm 65 kilogram 60 year old male.

The basic metabolic rate of someone this age would be 1406 Calories (perhaps a little more if in very good health). This is the amount of Calories that would be needed to maintain the body weight if all that person did was rest, or sleep, for the entire 24 hours of a day. As activity increases, so does the amount of Calories required. Visit the related links section for an accurate calorie estimator.

An ideal daily intake of calories varies depending on age, metabolism, and levels of physical activity, among other things. Generally, the recommended daily calorie intake is 2,000 calories a day for women and 2,500 for men.

Unless your 4 year old is considerably overweight, you should not be putting a calorie restriction on them at that age. If your child is very overweight then you should consult your pediatrician to formulate a diet for the child.

Children's bodies are not miniature version of adult bodies and need different requirements. At that age, the myelination of their nervous system is not complete, and the main ingredient in making myelin is fat. If they are put on a calorie restricted diet from too young of an age it can cause serious developmental problems.

1 gram of protein is equivalent to about 4 calories.

Excess calories are turned into fat, and it takes 3500 extra calories to add one pound of body weight. So if you consume 500 more calories a day than what your body burns, then you will gain one pound of body weight per week.

Infants should not have caloire count measured. At such a critical time in their lives, infants and young children need calories to support growth, health, and proper development. As long as it is not excessive or caloires from un-healthy foods, it is alright.

Most coffee is low calorie, between 0 and 10 calories per cup depending on the brand and ingredients. This only applies to plain, black coffee. Adding milk, sugar, creamer, ect. into the coffee racks up many more calories.

Teenagers prefer fast foods because they think that it tastes better than healthy foods and they enjoy eating it. If teenagers eat fast foods all the time then they will become obese and it won't be very good for them.

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Teenagers like fast foods, because, guess what! They are fast. They don't take long to eat and they taste good. For a teenager like me, I love fast food, I am 5'7" and maintain a 110lbs. I just run before I eat it. I like it because its fast, I don't have to make it, and its cheap

My neighbour told me it wasnt healthy to jump on a trampoline when your prego... Im 7 months prego, and i was searching online. And some sights even said its good to use it a little bit as a exercise. But if you arent use to being on one take it slow and don't over do it...

I think making slow jumps and bouncing , not doing trick or anything like that.. I wouldn't do it my last month only because of the movement and everything being so close.. but I think if you are 5 or 6 months it should be okay.... just don't over heat yourself or do tricks, use it wisely and you will be okay....

You cant believe everything everyone says or not even the internet... Go to your doctor, and see what they say. Every prego is different and ever person is diffferent with there own capabilitys....

Just be safe use it wisely... Im no doctor, just take it up with the doc

It depends on your height and build. Don't classify yourself just because of what others say. If you think you are fat, then so be it. If you dont, you dont. Don't let others control your life.

An 18 year old male should be consuming about 2600 Calories per day, as the male body hasn't fully finished maturing and needs additional energy. However, depending on the amount of physical activity and weight, your energy requirements may be higher or lower. A highly active 18 year old male would be nearing 3000 Calories per day, whilst a very sedentary person of the same characteristics would need closer to 2300 Calories.

It depends upon how active he is. If he is working out every day or on a sports team, he should be eating 50-80 grams of different kinds of protein.

If he is open to taking a supplement Syntha-6 made my BSN is an excellent long release protein that is 200 calories per serving, and has 20 grams of protein.

i think you should feed your baby a couple times a day. or go to a store that sells baby food and you can ask them how much. sometimes it even says it on the baby food. i hope this is helpful.

A 1yr old should really be on 3 solid meals a day - breakfast, lunch and dinner, with snacks in between and probably 2 or 3 milk feeds (one with breakfast, one before bed and maybe one more at snack time).

If you're not working out, it would have to be like 100, which would be an unhealthy choice. A more reasonable expectation for losing weight would be like 1 to 2 pounds in a week. Try to eat 100 calories less per day, and use at least 100 calories through exercise. That will result in a 20 pound loss in one year.

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suppose you are a 25 year old female who does very little exercise. at 130 and 5'4", you would have to consume 1585 calories in a day to maintain your weight.

play with the factors at the website:

http://www.freedieting.com/tools/calorie_calculator.htm

as many as you want because Carrots are good for you and help your eye sight

So don't worry about how many is too many!

How do you calculate the caloric requirement for a 4 year old child who weighs 42 pounds

A climber on Mount Everest can burn anything between 6,000 and 10,000 calories in a single day, on summit day this will increase to around 20,000 calories.

According to the New York Times (1994/2001), a New York bagel, plain and without cream cheese or butter can have 320 to 800 calories!

The primary culprit is the size of the bagel which has grown over the years and is much larger than the size recommended by the USDA.

there are on average 481 calories in a burger

The daily calorie intake in jamica for woman is 1600, and for men 2100