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Calorie Goal

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Lazy-Day Calorie Goal
(use on days when you're taking it easy/not exercising):
A. Your weight, in pounds: ____
B. A x 15 = _____
C. B - 500 = _____ ...

 


Calorie Goal
A target number of calories that will allow a person to lose weight whilst still having the energy needs of the body provided for.
Calorific or Caloric Value
This is the number of calories in any given food or drink.

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The low-calorie group achieved their fat goal of 30 percent of calorie intake, but they consumed from 300 to 700 kcal more than their calorie goal.

Spread your calories around - Divide your calorie goal by the number of meals (at least three) so that you eat about the same amount of calories at each meal. If meals are more than 500 calories, save some calories for snacks between meals.

First, you determine your metabolic type by filling out a questionnaire. Next, you calculate your calorie goal. You then follow the six-week meal plans that outline food choices for each meal and snacks.

Jillian's online plan is based on the concept that in order to lose weight you need to consume less calories than you use. At the beginning of the program you will be given a daily calorie goal and information on how best to calculate your intake.

This is why many people carefully count their calorie intake and make sure not to exceed a certain limit. Set a daily calorie goal, at least 500 calories lower than your normal diet, and make sure you're exercising to burn them off.

If you are also trying to reduce calories, you may want to look for a version that says "light." These products contain fewer calories and can help you stay within your calorie goals.

Not So Sweet and Light
If you take your coffee (or tea) with sugar (16 calories per teaspoon) and cream (40 calories per two tablespoons), cut one cup of coffee to be halfway to your 100-calorie goal.

the nutrition side) is mainly about eating more calories than you burn. Unfortunately it's sometimes hard to get all those calories into your daily meals. Eating the right kinds of snacks will make it easier for you to reach your daily calorie goal.

See also: Calorie, Weight loss, Health, Carbohydrate, Eating