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How many calories should my daughter eat? she is 11 and weighs 106 lbs.
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Calories for teens: A general guide is 1000 calories plus100 for each year over 10, so 1100. This should be a rough guide, modified by underlying health and activity level.
Answered 2/11/2017
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