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Estimated Daily Calorie NeedsHow many calories the body requires daily based on age and activity level.
1,000 Calorie Chart | 1,200 Calorie Chart | 1,400 Calorie Chart 1,600 Calorie Chart | 1,800 Calorie Chart | 2,000 Calorie Chart | 2,200 Calorie Chart 2,400 Calorie Chart | 2,600 Calorie Chart | 2,800 Calorie Chart 3,000 Calorie Chart | 3,200 Calorie Chart | Estimated Calorie Needs Nutrition Notes1. We feel there is one very important element missing in the USDA's formula, that being HEIGHT! A woman who is 5' tall isn't going to require the same daily calories as a woman 6' tall. 2. The above data basically provides a pattern. If Daisy is 30 years old, and consumes 1,800 calories, lives a sedentary lifestyle - then she should be at/near her recommended weight. 3. Let's take the 51+ year old male and look at the calorie difference between active and sedentary. As stated below, ACTIVE refers to typical day-to-day activity combined with more than 3 miles per day of walking at 3-4 mph. Of course, there is no way that 800 calories can be burned by walking 3 miles per day at this rate, so we must take the data as an example. It's virtually impossible to predict how many calories x-citizen will burn (or use) but it sure is good that the USDA provides us with a pattern to work with. Gene pool, metabolism rates, activity levels, age - so many things play into the overall end result where calorie needs are concerned. * Sedentary refers to activity involved during a day-to-day lifestyle. ** Active refers to activity equivalent to walking more than 3 miles per day at 3-4 mph combined with day-to-day typical lifestyle. Information based on USDA guidelines.
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