Calculate your BMI here

February 10, 2009 on 5:48 pm | In CALORY INDEX CALCULATİNG | No Comments
What is obesity?
According to WHO, obesity is a disease in which excess body fat accumulated may reach degrees able to affect health.
It is a chronic disease, with enormous prevalence in developed countries, affects men and women of all ethnicities and all ages, reduces the quality of life and has high rates of morbidity and mortality.
Obesity causes many serious health consequences.

How is the diagnosis?
The most widely recommended for assessment of body weight in adults is the BMI (body mass index), including recommended by WHO. This index is calculated by dividing the weight of the patient in kilograms (kg) by your height in metres squared high (square of their height). The figure thus obtained establishes the diagnosis of obesity and also characterised the associated risks.

How many calories you are need for losing fat or increase Musculs

February 10, 2009 on 5:47 pm | In CALORY INDEX CALCULATİNG, diet tips | No Comments

How many calories are needed to lose fat or increase muscle size
Because it’s too bad eating fatty foods, body needs energy to operate and exercise. This energy comes from food. The calories in the food are the fuel your body.

Stop eating is bad for three reasons

Lost force. Your body does not receive the energy it needs for physical activity you do. You’ll feel tired and weak.

Increased fat. The fat is a storehouse of emergency for your body. The first thing it does not comes when the body is burning muscle. Te thin again but with fat.

Lost muscle size. The weight loss in this case translates into loss of muscle. The loss of muscle is the same as winning fat, because muscles burn more calories than fat.

How many calories do you need?

Nobody can tell how many calories your body needs. This depends on your muscle mass, your weight, activity levels, and so on.

To gain weight:  each week. Continue eating the same amount of calories if you win weight. If not, add 500 calories. Repeat this until you reach your goal.

Losing weight: Measure your fat weekly using a meter fat. Eat the same amount of calories while you see that your fat decreases. Removes 500 calories when you see no progress.

For example: 4000 kcal / day for someone weighing 100 kg is fine if you eat healthy and army.

Table of Calorie / Food

February 9, 2009 on 6:51 am | In CALORY INDEX CALCULATİNG | No Comments

How many times have we asked:

– What kind of food we should have?

– What foods with the highest number of calories and those with less?

The table of food that follows, contains a listing of more ordinary food to our table …

… and if what you want is a slimmer kilinhos in time to eat,

always opts for food LESS CALORIES !!!…

See the table of calories that follows, how many calories each food has …

MEAT Kcal. (per 125 grams)
kidney 125
 horse 137
veal half-fat 210
mutton fat middle 310
 cow half-fat 312
pork fat middle 362
lamb (3) 412
BIRDS and OTHER 
Kcal. (per125 grams)
coelho 166
chicken 187
pato 250
peru 335
  Kcal. (per 50 g)
ham 160
meat for sausages 200
salsichão 280
rillettes 300
FISH
Kcal. (per 125 g)
fresh cod 85
hake 86
plaice 91
gold 96
eglefim smoked 98
black hake 107
bass 111
trout 114
salmon 117
brill 142
rodovalho 147
 fresh sardines 217
sardinas in broad 237
smoked herring 280
fresh tuna 281
tuna in oil 350
LACTIC Producs Kcal. (per 200 g)
skimmed milk 72
semi skimmed milk 104
whole skimmed milk 136
yogurt 180
fresh cheese 240
QUEIJOS
Kcal. (per 40 g)
CEREALS Kcal. (per 150 grams)

174 rice

rye bread 360

378 white bread

brioche 525

bread, maize 537

537 muesli

rusks 540

marzipan 675

108
queijo de cabra 112 à 152
queijo flamengo 132
roquefort 162
queijo bleu 164
CEREALS Kcal. (per 150 g)
 rice  174
rye bread 360
white bread 378
brioche 525
bread, maize 537
muesli 537
rusks 540
marzipan 675
 FRESH VEGETABLES Kcal. (per 100 g)
cucumber   12
LETTUCE  18
mushrooms 20 TO40
tomatoes 22
beans 23
Asparagus 25
cabbage 28
turnip 29
cauliflower 30
 melon 31
cooked carrots 32
spinach 32
broccoli 34
purple beet 40
raw carrots 42
cabbage, Brussels 54
peas cooked in tin 68
potatoes cooked 86
chips 400
crisps package of 544
DRY VEGETABLES Kcal. (per 100 g)
Soybean 153
beans 320
lentils 336
dried peas 351
chickpea 361
FRUIT Kcal. (per 100 g)
raspberry 40
strawberry 40
tangerine 40
orange (juice) 42
grapefruit 43
orange (bark) 44
pineapple 51
Peach 52
apple 52
kiwi 60
pear 61
manga 62
plum 64
ameixa 64
líchia 68
canned peach 70
cherry 77
fresh figs 80
grape 81
banana 90
dried figs 275
tamaras 306
grape juice 324
 FAT
Kcal. (per 100 g)
butter 750
margarine 752
 animal fats 886
vegetable oils 900
Drinks
Kcal. (per 10 cl)
beer 35 à 45
refrigerant gas 45
lemonade 48
vine 60 à 70
porto 160
rum 312


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