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Which is Right 1500 cal or 2500? Need to lose 65lbs

fatguy2013
Posts: 12
I went to other forums to ask, but they are pretty much @ssholes there that give you an attitude with their answers.
MFP says for me to lose 2lbs a week to I need to be at 1580 x day.
A bodybuilding forum says my BMR is 2300 and eating that low is only setting me up for failure and crashing the diet and I should start at 2700 to 2500 a day.
My stats:
MALE 31 Years old 5'4" 262 lbs
My question is, what would be wrong with eating 1500 calories a day?
MFP says for me to lose 2lbs a week to I need to be at 1580 x day.
A bodybuilding forum says my BMR is 2300 and eating that low is only setting me up for failure and crashing the diet and I should start at 2700 to 2500 a day.
My stats:
MALE 31 Years old 5'4" 262 lbs
My question is, what would be wrong with eating 1500 calories a day?
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I went to other forums to ask, but they are pretty much there that give you an attitude with their answers.
MFP says for me to lose 2lbs a week to I need to be at 1580 x day.
A bodybuilding forum says my BMR is 2300 and eating that low is only setting me up for failure and crashing the diet and I should start at 2700 to 2500 a day.
My stats:
MALE 31 Years old 5'4" 262 lbs
My question is, what would be wrong with eating 1500 calories a day?0 -
I went to other forums to ask, but they are pretty much there that give you an attitude with their answers.
MFP says for me to lose 2lbs a week to I need to be at 1580 x day.
A bodybuilding forum says my BMR is 2300 and eating that low is only setting me up for failure and crashing the diet and I should start at 2700 to 2500 a day.
My stats:
MALE 31 Years old 5'4" 262 lbs
My question is, what would be wrong with eating 1500 calories a day?
Thats what I assumed. I just wanna lose up to 10lbs a month for the first 3 to 4 months and slow down to 1.5 lbs per week after that.0
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