Sentences with phrase «certain amount of calories»

My Dr. recced a total diet change so I'm only allowed a certain amount of calories and am looking to switch to shakes for breakfast.

«Their food offerings have to be under a certain amount of calories and salts.»

How meals have to have certain amounts of calories... thus sugar is added to push the calories up.

Babies need a certain amount of calories to grow and thrive.

(Did you make sure not to go under a certain amount of calories).

Muscle requires a certain amount of calories a day just to maintain itself, so too few calories can result in muscle wastage.

According to a recommendation issued by the United States Department of Agriculture there is a certain amount of calories for every person based on their activity level, age and sex.

But don't we need a certain amount of calories each day?

Popcorn offers you a lot bigger quantity of food for a certain amount of calories than any other snack.

This is done using a formula that calculates the amount of calories your body burns in a day and then subtracting a certain amount of calories.

Your body needs a certain amount of calories to function properly.

We've all learned from our experiences that a certain amount of calories received from sugar snacks is not going to satisfy your hunger the same way as the same amount of calories of protein would.

First of all, every routine activity you perform during the day takes a certain amount of calories.

A certain amount of calories is burned just by digesting food and breathing air.

A certain amount of calories is also burned from daily activities.

This means you have to eat a certain amount of calories per day to keep your body working at optimum levels and lose weight at the same time.

Your body needs a certain amount of calories to survive.

Our bodies need a certain amount of calories to keep ourselves running at full capacity.

Your body needs a certain amount of calories in order to function and provide energy for physical activities.

Most of us approach weight loss by cutting a certain amount of calories and then eating that amount every single day.

Our body needs a certain amount of calories that depends on different factors like age, gender and muscles mass.

Sure, that will burn the certain amount of calories.

It was outrageously time - consuming and it radically altered my relationship with food, but it worked: I lost about 20 lbs by eating essentially whatever I wanted, as long as I kept it under a certain amount of calories everyday.

A certain amount of calories from dietary fats are not absorbed, instead they are passed through bowel movements.

By severely restricting your calorie intake you will be causing yourself more problems, your body needs a certain amount of calories for it to function properly, your body burns off calories throughout the day, your digestion process burns calories.

At the end of the day it's a mathematical equation: If you burn a certain amount of calories more than you're eating then you're going to lose a couple of pounds.

We've established that losing weight comes down to calories - in, calories - out, and everyone's body burns a certain amount of calories per day even when they're not exercising.

Some like the popular 5:2 Diet allow a certain amount of calories on fast days.

This means that your body can't get used to a certain amount of calorie intake every day or week so it needs to change its fuel source to your fat stores instead of your blood sugar.

Another important lesson would be that combining the macronutrient composition of our meals strategically could add up to a certain amount of calories that would be used just to process the foods we are eating.

People will tell you to take in a certain amount of calories each day or each meal if you want to gain weight, lose weight or maintain weight.

Each time you start you are given a list of randomly generated challenges that range from traveling to certain districts of Tokyo, mating a certain number of times or eating a certain amount of calories, among other things.