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It's All About the Calories and Exercising

 
Author: Dennis Watson

Like most people when I was younger it seemed I could eat anything and not really ever gain weight. Well now that Im in my forties it appears that those undisciplined days are over for good. After doing a little research Ive come to the conclusion that my lack of activity and slowing metabolism is to blame.

Wanting to lose some weight I went out to look for that magic weight loss plan that would offer a painless process for losing weight. After reading and trying several programs I realized that they all seemed to have the same common theme lower your caloric intake and get off your butt and do something

If you need to lose some weight, I recommend that you pay close attention to what you eat during the day. Go ahead and count up all of those calories you take in and calculate how many minutes you exercise. It wont take very many days for you to figure out that you take in to many calories and dont exercise enough. Use the information below to help you figure out where you want or need to be.

Calorie Requirements:
Resting - Metabolic Rate represents the minimum energy needs of the body, for day and night with no exercise.

Sedentary - Includes occupations that involve sitting most of the day.

Light - Includes activities, which involve standing most of the day.

Moderate - May include walking, gardening, and housework.

Active - Includes an occupation that requires manual labor and/or participating in a daily exercise program.

Daily calorie allowance:

Men
Resting 12 per lb. body weight
Sedentary 16 per lb. body weight
Light 18 per lb. body weight
Moderate 21 per lb. body weight
Active 26 per lb. body weight

Example: I want to reach a weight of 180 lbs, to do so I plan on being moderately active, so my daily caloric intake should be 21 x 180 = 3780 calories per day.

Women
Resting 13 per lb. body weight
Sedentary 14 per lb. body weight
Light 16 per lb. body weight
Moderate 18 per lb. body weight
Active 22 per lb. body weight

Example: If you want to reach a weight of 130 and maintain that weight and plan on being moderately active, then your caloric intake should be 18 x 130 = 2340 calories per day.

Lastly, no matter what you decide to do go ahead and engage in regular physical activity and reduce sedentary activities to promote health. Good luck!

Author Bio:

Dennis Watson

Dennis Watson - Just helping others succeed.

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