2110 calories!!
harley79
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Hello coming back for the 100th time anyway to lose 1lb a week my calories are 2110 this seems like so so much food?? I'm sort of scared to eat that much
Tia Tammy
Tia Tammy
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If you need to lose weight, you've been eating more than that to gain weight. 2110 real calories isn't all that much. 2110 guesstimated calories can be anytihng.0
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How tall are you? Your activity levels must be over the top. I am 60yo and all I get is 1400 for 1/2 lb a week.0
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Try your amount for a week and log religiously....see what happens. I'm curious. I could do alot of damage with that much..
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Around 700 a meal. That's not that much when you get into planning it out. Also if it's too much do 600 a meal and leave 310 for dessert.2
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Hello coming back for the 100th time anyway to lose 1lb a week my calories are 2110 this seems like so so much food?? I'm sort of scared to eat that much
Tia Tammy
and this is why people need to weigh and measure their food to be accurate. you think 2110 is a lot of calories, but i am 99.9999% certain you have eaten more than that consistently to be here now needing to lose weight.2 -
How tall are you? Your activity levels must be over the top. I am 60yo and all I get is 1400 for 1/2 lb a week.
Not necessarily. Age, gender, weight, height and activity level all are taken into account when determining calorie goals.
For example, at my heaviest my BMR (resting calories burned before activity of any kind) was 1932.
The lowest activity level setting is BMR * 1.25.
1932*1.25=2415
So my calories based on low active (sedentary) would have been:
1/2 lb per week = 2165
1lb per week = 1915
1.5 lb per week = 1665
2 lb per week = 1415
Now my calorie needs are different. My weight has decreased and as such my BMR is now only 1358 a day. My activity level has increased though by a lot.2 -
Hello coming back for the 100th time anyway to lose 1lb a week my calories are 2110 this seems like so so much food?? I'm sort of scared to eat that much
Tia Tammy
Don't be. I lost most of my weight eating around 2000 calories a day. At first I was very sedentary, but as I lost weight I increased my activity to the point that I still lose weight eating around 2000 calories.
Give it a fair shot. 4-6 weeks. Make sure to track as accurately as you can. Double check database entries you use (a lot are incorrect). Consider investing in a food scale (less clean up and more accurate than measuring cups).0 -
I double check my numbers I'm a 47yr old woman I'm 5'7" and weigh 3130
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weighing 313lbs, makes it entirely possible that 2110 is a good amoutn to lose weight - being that you are 300+lbs, you burn a significant amount of calories each day just living1
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I double check my numbers I'm a 47yr old woman I'm 5'7" and weigh 313
Sounds about right ... you would need 2500kcal a day to maintain that weight assuming you lead a sedentary life ... so dropping 500cal a day would see you loose without suffering ... add a bit if exercise in as well and the deficit becomes greater
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I double check my numbers I'm a 47yr old woman I'm 5'7" and weigh 313
Based on that information your BMR is 2087. That's the estimated calories your body uses to keep your body functioning in a resting state. No activity at all.
2087 * 1.25 = 2608.75
1 lb per week loss (-500 )= 21080 -
So shadow2soul 2100 is ok to lose 1lb per week0
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1 lb/week is a very safe loss rate, honestly if you weren't finding that too difficult you could bump it up to 2 lb/week. Typically you'd not want to lose more than 1% of your weight/week (which also shows that as you lose, your rate of loss is going to go down).
Just be accurate with your food. Use a food scale for solid foods, measuring cups for liquids, and do as much self prep as you possibly can (so you know exactly what is in there).
2110 sounds pretty reasonable with your stats.1 -
I double check my numbers I'm a 47yr old woman I'm 5'7" and weigh 313
You're my age and my height. I've been eating between 1900 and 2200 calories and lost 35 lbs last year. Oh, and I started out 100 pounds lighter than you. So it sounds right to me.
The truth is you have no idea what a lot or a little amount of calories looks like, so why not trust the tools that have helped millions of people lose weight instead of your own judgement at this point.0 -
I double check my numbers I'm a 47yr old woman I'm 5'7" and weigh 313
Just to give you some peace of mind, I'm 5'8", 35 years old, and 217 pounds as of this weekend. I'm losing a pound a week at 1800-1900 calories. The larger we are, the more our bodies burn just existing. I would not be surprised that you can lose at 2110 calories/day given your height and weight, but the important thing is to give it a try for a few weeks and then adjust up or down based on your own real world results.0 -
Hello coming back for the 100th time anyway to lose 1lb a week my calories are 2110 this seems like so so much food?? I'm sort of scared to eat that much
Tia Tammy
You can set your goal to lose 1.5 lbs/week and that would lower your cals by 250, and with as much to lose as you have, 1.5 is very doable and safe0 -
That sounds pretty spot-on. I'm 6'5 and 318 and my 1 lb a week loss recommendation is 2600 calories.0
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