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If a person is 5'3" and 312 pounds, how many calories would she need to eat to lose weight?
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IT DEPENDS: The answer depends on how much weight or how quickly one wishes to lose. In other words, the less calories consumed the more weight that can potentially be lost. However, very low calorie diets (e.g., .
Answered 7/29/2015
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