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  • The front of the box should say how many grams of kernels there are per bag. From a quick google, it looks like one bag contains 99g of kernels. (Double-check your box!) So one bag contains 3 "servings" (lol) of popcorn. 33g of unpopped kernels has 180 calories. Therefore each bag has 180x3 = 540 calories. (This assumes…
  • +1 to probably not measuring your food correctly. If you're doing the workouts you say, then it's simply that you're eating too much. How are you measuring calories?
  • You can view the exercise log... Monday 21 July: Gym - 40min - 400cal Walking, 3.5mph - 15min - 69cal JM Kick Boxing DVD - 20min - 200cal Running, 6mph - 16min - 195cal JM6wk6pck - 35min - 300cal Total burn: 1164cal Sunday 20 July: Gym - 80min - 900cal JM Kick Boxing DVD - 20min - 200cal JM6wk6pck - 35min - 300cal Walking,…
  • Me and my family all use the adjustments from the step counter. However, I will also advise you to turn on negative adjustments as well. For me, I'm 5'7 and 144lb, trying to lose the last 9lb. I work a super sedentary desk job. MFP gives me my 1lb/week goal as 1270, which means I need to be burning 1770 on a daily basis.…
  • I'm on 1250... here's how I do it: General split I'm going for: 150 breakfast, 400 lunch, 600 dinner, 100 snack. Breakfast: Usually something quick and usually more carb-y. Examples: --half a bagel with light cream cheese --1 package of Quaker reduced sugar apple and cinnamon oatmeal --1 Sticky Fingers Bakery scone I…
  • Let's go back to the math. Your doctor said to eat about 1200 calories. Let's go on the average for a woman and say just in a normal day of "living" (breathing, digesting, pumping blood, etc) you burn around 2000. You're only eating 1200 calories, so you're already on a deficit of 800 calories. Then you go for a 2-mile…
    in Concerned Comment by lolybear April 2014
  • At your height and weight, your body burns roughly 2300 calories just generally living - eating, breathing, digesting, pumping blood, etc. If you burn more calories than you eat, you will lose weight. Calories in < calories out. To lose 1 lb per week, you need an overall deficit of about 3500 calories in that week. To lose…
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