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Reply to "When is it time to ask your doctor if something is preventing weight loss"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1800 calories sounds like quite a lot. For people that were previously heavier, those estimates of calorie requirements are not accurate, unfortunately. If you want to lose more weight, you will need to eat less.[/quote] Don't listen to this, OP. 1800 is healthy number for 6' tall male. Don't kill your metabolism for quick weight loss. Just keep going, and remember that it doesn't really matter what's your weight going to be tomorrow. Much more important is what is your weight in a year from now.[/quote] I think 1800 is ok, but you might be eating more calories than you think. Things like cookie oil, salad dressing, cream in coffee, can add up a lot if not measured and accounted for. Also, fruit is often a lot bigger than what the calorie calculations account for. It may say 80 calories for a apple, but the apple could be 200+ calories if it is very large. Same thing for bananas. [/quote]
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