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calories, fat per serving, muscle cells vs, fat cells, calories, diet, energy stored in food is measured in terms of "calories", technically, one calorie, energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water 1 degree centigrade, from 14.5 to 15.5, "calorie" measure used commonly to discuss the energy content of food is actually a kilocalorie, 1000 real calories, energy required to raise one kilogram of water, 2.2 pounds, one degree centigrade, different foods, used by the body to produce different amounts of energy, is why a small piece of chocolate, have many more calories than a similarly sized piece of lettuce, calories, a measure of energy, cannot be, diet books claim, different "types" of calories, a fat calorie has the same amount, energy, a protein calorie by definition, a person's caloric need is determined using a variety of mathematical equations, height, current weight, desired weight, height, taken into account, amount, calories, diet, how much energy the diet, provide, a well-balanced diet is one that delivers an adequate amount, calories providing the maximum amount, nutrients, body breaks down food molecules to release the energy stored, energy is needed, vital functions, movement, thought, growth, the use of fuel, body stores energy it, does not need, in the form of fat cells, future use, process of breaking down food, energy, metabolism, increased activity results in increased metabolism, the body needs more fuel, opposite is also true, decreased activity the body continues to store energy in fat cells, does not use it up, weight gain, result of increased intake of food, decreased activity, nutrition labels on food packages indicate the number of calories contained, in the food, naturally, different foods provide different amounts of calories, foods, ice-cream, have many calories, leafy vegetables, have few, , inappropriate dieting, fad dieting, lead to rebound weight gain, altered body image, lead to anorexia nervosa, bulimia, diets, excessively low in calories, considered dangerous, not result in healthful weight loss, a more desirable method of weight reduction is one that is moderate in calories, encourages routine exercise, children, young adults should not limit calories below the recommended daily allowance, require a certain amount, calories, growth, better eating habits, the entire family often accomplish the caloric decrease that, child, young adult to reach a desirable weight, see balanced diet, limiting calories, not eat meat more than once a day, fish, poultry, recommended instead of red, processed meats, less fattening, avoid frying food, food absorbs the fats, cooking oils, increases dietary fat intake, bake, broil food instead, fry, use polyunsaturated oils, corn oil, cut down on salt intake, whether it be table salt, flavor intensifiers that contain salt monosodium glutamate, msg, adequate fiber in diet, fiber is found in green leafy vegetables, fruit, beans, bran flakes, nuts, root vegetables, whole grain foods, not eat more than 4 eggs per week, a good source of protein, low in saturated fat, eggs, very high in cholesterol, eaten in moderation, choose fresh fruit, desserts rather than cookies, cake, pudding, too much of has its drawbacks, whether it be calories, a particular type of food, a well-balanced diet, creativity, variety, best suited to needs, anorexia nervosa, bulimia, exercise, fat, food guide pyramid, intentional weight loss, keeping fit, obesity, physical activity, weight control, best time to start, weight lifting, weight control, weight loss, unintentional, weight loss, age, weight management, weight problems, children, ask a registered dietician to help calculate the amount, calories body needs.