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How many calories is a woman meant to take per day?
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About 2300: This is an average for an average height and average weight woman with regular exercising. If you just sit at a desk all day and drive the rest of it, you'll need less. But if you are moving all day and walking quite a bit, you'll need more.
Answered 3/26/2013
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