Fun Weight Loss Facts

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  • SLLRunner
    SLLRunner Posts: 12,942 Member
    My doctors told me this. And i thought i would share that information. No need to be rude to someone for trying to be helpful

    Your doctors are incorrect. :)
  • Alyssa_Is_LosingIt
    Alyssa_Is_LosingIt Posts: 4,696 Member
    SLLRunner wrote: »
    Current weight×10 = the caloric intake your body needs to maintain current weight
    I weigh 139 pounds, so 1390 is the amount of calories I should eat to maintain weight?

    Afraid not. :) 1390 is my basal metabolic rate. I maintain on about 1960 net (or 1960-2200 calories, depending on exercise).
    Goal weight ×10 = the caloric intake you need to be at (should not be under 1100 for women and 1300 for men)

    Subtract the 2 caloric intake values and that is how much you "burn" just from dieting!

    Add your calories burned from exercise and divide by 3500 and that is your estimated pounds lost.
    (This is just rough estimate calculations... often times weight lost is more than estimated value.)
    I'm lost here.


    I burned 100 calories with 30 minutes of "Crying - Profusely (Butthurt 93-95%)." That means I lost 0.02857142857 pounds!

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  • anacd
    anacd Posts: 38 Member
    minties82 wrote: »
    Funnest fact of all...imperial measuments are irritating!

    LOL I calculated in kgs and was thinking: no way I have to eat so few calories! Than I realized she was probably talking is lbs lol

  • Nony_Mouse
    Nony_Mouse Posts: 5,646 Member
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  • PikaKnight
    PikaKnight Posts: 34,971 Member
    Nony_Mouse wrote: »
    Now I'm a wild animal?? OMG you're so MEAN! My feelings are HURT. I'm gonna go cry now. And probably binge. And blame it on YOU. /sarcasm

    I have seen people be pretty mean on these forums, this wasn't even remotely in the ball park.

    Srsly, how does anyone that thin-skinned make it through life. And yes, I probably am being mean now, but ffs!!

    Raawwrrr
  • SLLRunner
    SLLRunner Posts: 12,942 Member
    SLLRunner wrote: »
    Current weight×10 = the caloric intake your body needs to maintain current weight
    I weigh 139 pounds, so 1390 is the amount of calories I should eat to maintain weight?

    Afraid not. :) 1390 is my basal metabolic rate. I maintain on about 1960 net (or 1960-2200 calories, depending on exercise).
    Goal weight ×10 = the caloric intake you need to be at (should not be under 1100 for women and 1300 for men)

    Subtract the 2 caloric intake values and that is how much you "burn" just from dieting!

    Add your calories burned from exercise and divide by 3500 and that is your estimated pounds lost.
    (This is just rough estimate calculations... often times weight lost is more than estimated value.)
    I'm lost here.


    I burned 100 calories with 30 minutes of "Crying - Profusely (Butthurt 93-95%)." That means I lost 0.02857142857 pounds!

    giphy.gif

    High five back to ya! :D
  • Train4Foodz
    Train4Foodz Posts: 4,298 Member
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