Abstract: A web page, in which you can compute how many calories (kcal) your body needs per day and how many calories are needed for you to loose weight.

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Calories burned - how many calories should I eat

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Written by: Olle Bälter, Associate Professor, KTH Technical University, Stockholm.
First version: 19 Aug 2007. Latest revision: 19 Aug 2007.

How many calories (kcal) do I need per day? How may calories are burned by my body? How many calories should I eat? How many calories are needed to loose weight?

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Physical activity and energy expenditure

A web page where you can enter your weight in kilograms or pounds (choose which with the popup menu) and the time spent on each activity level and find your energy expenditure in calories (kcal) per day.

Go to calories counter web page.

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