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24 December 2010
Weight:
Lost so far:
Still to go:
Diet followed:
74.1 kg
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4.1 kg
Not Applicable
16 July 2010
14 July 2010
(his is working. My weight is dropping and I'm now in to loosing my second kilo!
12 July 2010
Your Estimated BMR (calculated at http://phord.com/cc):
BMR=1377 :: RMR=1652
Your customized recommendation:
EAT 1377 calories :: BURN 1983 calories :: LOSE 1.21 lb per week
Reasoning:
Deficits: Your deficit is the difference between how many calories you eat and how many calories you burn. Your recommended deficit is 606 calories. This is the least of your Activity Deficit (606 calories), your Safety Deficit (825 calories), and your Maximum Fat Calorie Expenditure (2148 calories).
Activity Deficit (606 calories): This is the number of calories you burn in your daily activities (such as being awake, driving to work, exercising, doing homework, etc.). This is an estimate based on the amount of exercise you indicated you do each week in the form above, averaged out for daily deficit numbers. For sedentary individuals this is 20% of your BMR.
Safety Deficit (825 calories): Nutritionists say that you can safely lose no more than 1% of your body weight per week. For the weight you gave (165 lb), you can safely lose about 1.65 lb per week. Because each pound of body fat contains 3500 calories of energy, your safe deficit is 1.65 lb * 3500 calories per pound per week = 5775 calories per week, which comes to 5775 / 7 = 825 calories per day.
Maximum Fat Calorie Expenditure (2148 calories): One study found that body fat in humans can be converted to energy at a maximum rate of 31 calories per pound of actual body fat per day. Any energy you expend beyond this rate comes from your intake of nutrients and the breakdown (catabolysis) of your muscles. Weight loss in most people consists of about 75% FAT and 25% MUSCLE. Since we can calculate the actual amount of body fat in your body using your Body Fat Percentage (if given), we can determine the optimal calorie deficit to focus on FAT BURN instead of MUSCLE LOSS. To optimize your FAT BURN instead of MUSCLE LOSS, you should choose a deficit that does not exceed this value. (Persons wishing to lose muscle as well as fat can ignore this deficit limit.)
11 July 2010
OK - for my buddy Britt-a-knee,
Measurements as of 10/7/10!
thigh - 66.5cm
arm - 35.5cm
hips - 117cm
waist - 97cm
bust -109cm
back/cheat -86.5cm
I plan to measure again in a month, so will post again with results then :D
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