POST your daily calories intake
mikucandy
Posts: 17 Member
Mine is approximately 1200 cals.
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1,8000
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It varies. Net of 1250-1330 daily, but depending on how much exercise I get, I eat about 1450-2050 calories a day.0
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Mine is supposed to be 1200, usually I wind up around 1300 because there are things I don't weigh out (the tbsp of milk in my coffee, butter on my pasta, etc.)0
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Just out of curiosity, why? What will posting a calorie goal tell you, without any additional information about a person's height, weight, age, if they are trying to lose, gain or maintain, if they are using the TDEE method or the NEAT method (ie do you want total calories consumed or the Net calorie goal on MFP?).
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approximately 3,0000
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1900. I live an active lifestyle. I can still lose on this amount.0
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15-1800.0
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Minimum 2000
Maximum 2500.0 -
Minimum 22000
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WinoGelato wrote: »Just out of curiosity, why? What will posting a calorie goal tell you, without any additional information about a person's height, weight, age, if they are trying to lose, gain or maintain...
My question as well.
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WinoGelato wrote: »Just out of curiosity, why? What will posting a calorie goal tell you, without any additional information about a person's height, weight, age, if they are trying to lose, gain or maintain, if they are using the TDEE method or the NEAT method (ie do you want total calories consumed or the Net calorie goal on MFP?).
2100
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WinoGelato wrote: »Just out of curiosity, why? What will posting a calorie goal tell you, without any additional information about a person's height, weight, age, if they are trying to lose, gain or maintain, if they are using the TDEE method or the NEAT method (ie do you want total calories consumed or the Net calorie goal on MFP?).
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You don't need to apologize, I was just wondering the origin behind the question. To lose weight, the calorie intake is dependent on more than just height - there are a number of factors (like I said in my first response) that will determine the maintenance level for an individual, their TDEE, and then depending on how fast they are looking to lose weight and how much weight they are trying to lose will determine the calorie deficit they need in order to achieve those goals. This is evidenced by the responses you've gotten so far, which range from 1200 to 3000.
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WinoGelato wrote: »Just out of curiosity, why? What will posting a calorie goal tell you, without any additional information about a person's height, weight, age, if they are trying to lose, gain or maintain, if they are using the TDEE method or the NEAT method (ie do you want total calories consumed or the Net calorie goal on MFP?).
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"normal" is relative...an individual's energy requirements are not only derived from their stats (height, age, weight, sex, etc) but also their activity level. a more active individual is going to have higher energy requirements than someone who is less active even with the same stats.0 -
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