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How the Body Works: Daily Calorie Requirements

Added: June 4, 2008 | Time 00:46 | Views: 73

Daily calorie requirements depend upon age, build and occupation. Here a series of activities illustrates how a person's total calorie intake might be used during a 24 hour period. Standing and walking at work 3 hours will use 450 Calories. Sitting at work for 5 hours will use 450 Calories. A leisurely 1 hour walk will use 250 Calories. Gardening 1-1/2 hours expends 450 Calories. Sitting at home for 4 hours uses 340 Calories. . . . And 8 hours of bed rest will use 500 Calories.

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