The mathematics of calorie balance are simple: To keep your weight at its current level, you should remain at
your daily caloric maintenance level.
You will need to calculate
your daily caloric maintenance number and then add 400 calories to that if you want to put on more muscle.
Not exact matches
Increase the total
daily caloric intake back to your current estimated
caloric bodyweight
maintenance level, or the number of calories you need to maintain your present body weight.
Calculate what your
maintenance caloric daily needs are and then eat about 500 calories less.
While eating fewer than six meals can work for body fat
maintenance and weight loss, eating this frequently does the most to boost your metabolism, provided you keep your
daily caloric intake the same.
Eating foods that contain gluten will contribute to your
daily caloric intake thus causing you to be above or below your
maintenance levels.