Daily Calorie Intake Calculator   
              Calculate daily calorie intake for dieting, weight lost,  
              maintaining or gaining weight 
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   Daily Calorie Intake Calculator. Calculate your recommended daily calorie intake. 
  
 
    
 
 
 
  
          
          
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How Many Calories to Intake Daily? 
             
             
            The calculator provides an estimate of calories you 
            are currently spending a day. One pound (453 grams) of body fat is equal to 3500 calories, 
            so daily calorie deficit of 500 calories should result in 1 pound body 
            fat loss in one week. Do 
            not attempt to decrease  your calories too fast to get weight lost more than 
            1 pound (453 
            grams) in one  
            week. High rate  fat loss  can be suitable for very obese people 
             after consulting a family doctor or a professional diet specialist. Lowering 
            your calorie intake less than 500 daily  
            should be an exception rather than a recommended rule. Increase your daily exercise level to lose weight faster.  
             
             
            Minimum Daily Calorie intake 
             
            When reducing calories: Do not lower your calorie intake by more 
            than 500 calories below your daily body needs. Doing so may cause 
            an opposite response, which can lead to the yo-yo diet effect. Lower your daily calories gradually, not fast. A sudden drop in daily calorie intake (less than 500 calories) 
            can cause your metabolism to slow.  
             
            Calculate your recommended daily calorie intake to lose 
            weight, maintain or gain your weight. To lose your weight, 500 calories 
            are subtracted per day for each pound (454 grams) you plan to lose 
            every week. To gain weight, 500 calories are added per day for each 
            pound (454 grams) you want to gain every week. Total caloric levels 
            less than 1200 calories and weight loss of more than 2 pounds (908 
            grams) per week are not recommended. For more balanced approach to 
            a 1 pound per week weight loss, increase your physical activity (exercise 
            more). We can recommend to decrease calorie intake by 250 calories 
            per day and exercise more to spend the other 250 calories. This approach 
            prevents a possible decrease in your metabolic rate and promotes increased 
          lean muscle mass.  | 
   
 
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