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Doctor insights on: Caloric Content Of Frozen Yogurt

That depends on: the fruit.

Essentially none: It is the solution that the mustard powder is mixed with that carries the calories. Overall in the usual manner of using prepared mustard, there are very few calories to worry about. ...Read more

Difficult: Official guidance is 20-35% of calories from fat and each 1g fat is 9 calories so probably around 55-95g fat per day. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/patientinstructions/000747.htm Main fat to reduce is saturated fat. Recommend seeing licensed dietician in your area for specific advice/guidance here ...Read more

Soda: Either should be OK.

It isn't that simple: Look at junk carbs, sugar, fat, total calories ; physical activity. Eat healthfully ; be physically active. Aim for 7.5 to 8 hrs of sleep / night. Hydrate w at least 64 oz of water / day. Calories burned must > calories consumed. Do both cardio ; weight training. You can mix ; match different kinds of physical exercise. This site helps determine calories burned for > 100 activities:. ...Read more

Depends: Depends on many things such as the amount of mango, milk, cream, sugar, or water used. ...Read more

Baby diet: hello ~ I dont know what your question is because you havent asked one, but reading that list, let me note this: PLEASE DONT ADD SALT OR SUGAR TO ANY BABYS DIET ! THANKS ...Read more

It depends on BMR: It depends on your bmr, that is the number of calories you burn daily with your daily activities.And that is the number of calories you need to replace by eating and drinking you can find the formula on line how to calculate your BMR from the web bmr(basal metabolic rate)is the calories your body needs if there is no activity.If you add cals burnt by activity, it gives you the number calories/day. ...Read more

Sounds really good.: Granted some nuts are salted, which wouldn't go well with your high blood pressure history, but in what you mentioned you have protein, healthy fats and complex carbohydrates for sustained energy. Sounds good to me. ...Read more

CARBS, NOT SUGARS!: 120-150 a day if you exercise...

See her pediatrician: The right answer is she should see her pediatrician to make sure she's growing & developing appropriately. But this sounds like not enough. First, she needs formula instead of milk until she's about 1 year-old. Second, I'd recommend a wider variety of fruits & veggies. Also, introduce new foods slowly & in small amounts. This is a good guide to when, what, how much, etc: http://bit.ly/1AnPTt6 ...Read more

118.5: According to http://www.Myfitnesspal.Com/nutrition-facts-calories - a half cup of red skinned mashed potatoes made with fat free milk is about 118.5 calories. This is without added gravy or butter. ...Read more

Be wary: Most fruit juices are just sugary beverages, providing extra calories — all from refined carbohydrates — without sating appetite. And this is true whether you drink apple or orange juice or one of the fancy new juices like acai berry or pomegranate juice. The added calories can contribute to weight gain and increased risk of both diabetes and heart disease. ...Read more

Yes.: Just not in excess. You want a balanced diet ...Read more

30% of diet as fat: For a 2000 calorie diet 10% as saturated fat= 200 calores 10% as mono unsat = 200 cal 10% as polyunsat fat = 200 cal 600 calories of 2000 could be fat, less is better, more is not recommended. ...Read more

Body weight : Usually equal to number of body weight kilograms (80 % should come from real foods and not supplements). ...Read more

Huh?: Having lived in japan - i know that there are many types of traditional japanese meals with varying calories. You would have to determine the specific foods and specific amounts to make an estimate for this. ...Read more

No protein?: Starvation diets and diets that only include sugar calories are the most dangerous and unhealthy choices one can make. This diet is ABSOLUTELY not wise. It will not in any way lead to health! ...Read more

Watch...it is not he: It is not healthy to consume that much milk, sugar and fat. You need to eat healthy which means.. No milk shakes if you can help it as eating animal fats, excess of sugar are a big no, no! to eat healthy means use of plant based foods like grains, veggies and fruits with each meal and take a fair share of proteins which are found in eggs, nuts, fish and soy products like tofu and low fat milk. ...Read more

You do not need: A "catalogue". We were designed to eat natural food to satiety. How artificial can we be? ...Read more