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Home » Education » Counting Calories? Determine Your Daily Calorie Needs FIRST!

Counting Calories? Determine Your Daily Calorie Needs FIRST!

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Want to know how many calories you should have per day? Try these websites and average the results!

Counting Calories? Determine Your Daily Calorie Needs FIRST!

About.com’s Calorie Count – Focused on achieving goal-weight, this calculator uses your current weight, goal weight, gender, age, height, activity level and desired time frame to calculate your goal calorie intake.

Free Dieting – This calculator is slightly less information-intensive than other calculators listed.  It accounts for your age, gender, weight, height, and activity level. It then provides you with maintenance calorie intake, fat loss calorie intake, and extreme fat loss calorie intake (He & She does not recommend following the extreme fat loss calorie intake suggested).

Mayo Clinic – This calculator also considers your height, weight, age, and sex. It has fewer settings for activity level but it is quite similar. You will need to subtract calories for weight loss.

What did you find out? Are you on track with your calories?

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