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Weight Loss for Everyone: Are average calorie requirements way too high?

Sunday, April 5, 2020

Are average calorie requirements way too high?

Is it just me, or are the average caloric requirements on websites and shows and info sheets etc way too high? They all say people averagely need 2-2.5k calories a day depending on weight height age gender etc. But like when I tried to calculate my calories for myself, eating more than 1k (even slightly) meant I maintained or even gained weight. Even though I exercise ca. 3 hrs a week.

Granted im 5 ft, female, 22. But still, even when I try find websites to see how much Im sposed to eat it says like 1,7 maintenance. If I ate that much I'd gain weight like hell.

Has anyone experienced this too? Ps I calvulate calories religiously so trust me, Im calculating right lol.

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