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What's your daily calorie goal?

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  • blushingmommy
    blushingmommy Posts: 1 Member
    Sami1601 wrote: »
    Which calculator did you use?

    https://tdeecalculator.net
  • StellaNova72
    StellaNova72 Posts: 16 Member
    I had to drop my calories from 1300 to 1000, I wasn't losing anything after 15 days. I am back on track. Please consult your Dr because I have a nutrition plan etc set up and had my metabolic rate tested.
  • texasredreb
    texasredreb Posts: 548 Member
    I'm female and 54 years old. I started on March 11 at 225lb. MFP recommended 1290 calories for me with my activity set at lightly active. I indicated that I wanted to lose 2lbs/week. I lost 4lbs the first week. I don't expect that great of a loss every week. If it happens, I'll up my calories so that I'm consistently (with metabolic fluctuations) losing 2lbs/week.
  • MarisaMSimon
    MarisaMSimon Posts: 277 Member
    I have approximately 56.8 pounds left until my goal. I've lost 21.4 pounds so far following the calorie goal given by MFP (1280 calories a day) and I eat all my exercise calories back. I have successfully lost 14 out of the past 15 weeks...the one week I didn't lose was Valentine's Day/my bday week hehe. I have it set to lose 1.5 pounds a week. I think MFP is a perfect tool for me! I don't have a goal date in mind and I just go day by day and try to do the best that I can with mini goals along the way.
  • stricklee11
    stricklee11 Posts: 218 Member
    I'm 5'9, set to sedentary and the daily caloric goal originally set by MFP was 1590. I'm down 17 lbs and my revised daily goal is now 1510. I have 28 lbs to go so I expect further downward revisions in my daily allotment.

    It took some adjusting to eating less but I have lost slightly more than a pound a week (on average) since starting 12/21/18.
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