Answer:
approximately 350-500 calories per day
Explanation:
It has been shown that obese and lean people's calorie needs are different despite having the same daily activities (for example, sitting and walking). These variations can be associated with different factors including height, weight, sex, age, physical condition, muscle mass, etc. At comparable body weight, lean people need less energy than obese. In this regard, it is important to note that people that have regular exercise routines burn fewer calories when doing the same activity. Moreover, lean people have proportionally more muscle mass than obese people, and thereby they are capable of burning more calories in the same unit of time.
The answer to you're question is ... True.
True,but I think a lot of health disorders are not noticeable
Since you provide no options,
Gluten is a general term for proteins that commonly found in wheat.
If a person is gluten intolerance, he could choose to eat gluten-free foods that rich in nutrients such as :
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- Lean Meat
- Beans such as pinto beans or black beans
- Wild Grain such as brown rice or red rice
Hope this help you out
