Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:46. 5’1. I burn about 1300. I try to eat about that, sometimes less, sometimes more. I can’t really up my cal burn due to chronic neck issues from an injury.
That's a lot! What do you do during the day that you actually burn 1300 calories? Not saying I don't believe you, just curious of your daily life style.
Anonymous wrote:46. 5’1. I burn about 1300. I try to eat about that, sometimes less, sometimes more. I can’t really up my cal burn due to chronic neck issues from an injury.
Anonymous wrote:I did a metabolism /dexa test. I burn 987 cal/day for bmr. With activity and exercise it’s around 1400, on average.. I’m 5’2” 122 and age 52.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can already tell you this thread won't go well. it's not always about the number of calories, but the quality of those calories. That said, I'll go first. I take in 1200-1300 cals a day. According to my apple watch I "burn" between 500-600 cals a day.
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I monitor all exercise and calorie intake. I gained weight this summer when I didn't monitor my intake for 2 months. I'm 5'4" and 126 (now). I want to go back to 116lbs so I have to monitor everything again. My body will stop gaining when it reaches 128, which I think is my "natural" weight.
What’s wrong with being 5’4’’ 126? That’s a 21.6 BMI.
Nothing is wrong with it. I'm very athletic and notice a huge difference in performance with these extra 10 lbs. I also like the way I look when I'm slimmer. It's not natural for my body, but it is my personal preference.
I agree. I am the same height and just reached 125. My stomach is huge, and I look like a bloated whale. Whoever is promoting this myth that 126 at that height is just fine is delusional.
Anonymous wrote:I eat maybe 500 calories a day. I've never had much of an appetite.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can already tell you this thread won't go well. it's not always about the number of calories, but the quality of those calories. That said, I'll go first. I take in 1200-1300 cals a day. According to my apple watch I "burn" between 500-600 cals a day.
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I monitor all exercise and calorie intake. I gained weight this summer when I didn't monitor my intake for 2 months. I'm 5'4" and 126 (now). I want to go back to 116lbs so I have to monitor everything again. My body will stop gaining when it reaches 128, which I think is my "natural" weight.
What’s wrong with being 5’4’’ 126? That’s a 21.6 BMI.
Nothing is wrong with it. I'm very athletic and notice a huge difference in performance with these extra 10 lbs. I also like the way I look when I'm slimmer. It's not natural for my body, but it is my personal preference.[/quote
If your BMI is below a certain level, you might get osteoporosis. I’d look that up so you keep healthy bones.