Calories are a measurement of energy. The fat grams printed on the side
of a box represent how many calories are supplied by fat. When you count
fat grams you are counting calories. Calories are also extracted from
proteins and carbohydrates. The energy procured from foods is used by
your body for functions necessary to life; however, when you consume
more calories than your body uses in one day, the excess energy will be
stored for later use. This is how you gain weight over time. Restricting
your calorie intake to a number that is less than what your body uses
will result in weight loss. Be wary, however, of setting your calorie
intake too low. Your body needs at least 1200 to 1800 calories per day
to stay healthy.
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