What s 100 Calories A Day
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What’s 100 Calories a Day?
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According to the American Dietetic Association, the tipping point between gaining and losing weight can be as little as 100 calories a day. Most Americans experience 'weight creep,' gradually gaining about 2 pounds a year. Over a decade, that’s 20 pounds; in 20 years, it’s 40. Can you afford an extra 40 pounds in two decades?
Reducing Calories: A Simple Change
A daily cut of just 100 calories can make a significant difference. Whether you choose to eat a little less, move a little more, or combine both strategies, the impact is noticeable over time.
Easy Diet Swaps
- Coffee Lovers: Switch two cups from whole milk to skim milk, saving 100 calories.
- Soda Drinkers: Skip a single 16 oz non-diet soft drink like a Pepsi, eliminating 250 calories.
- Pastry Choices: Opt for a plain donut instead of a jelly one, cutting 120 calories. Beware of croissants, which pack as many calories as a jelly donut.
- Fast Food Tips: At fast-food joints, skip salad dressing. Just one packet of French dressing can add 160 calories.
- Beer Enthusiasts: Drink one less beer when out. Even light beers have around 100 calories per 12 oz.
Burning Calories: Fun Activities
- Swimming: 15 minutes of energetic swimming burns 100 calories.
- Housework: Spend an hour on chores to burn 100 calories.
- Jump Rope: Just 10 minutes can torch 100 calories, as it burns 700 calories per hour.
- Knitting: Burn 85 calories an hour, plus resist snacking while your hands are busy.
- Office Work: An extra hour at your desk can burn about 140 calories, as long as you don’t skip gym time.
- Trampoline Dancing: Moderate aerobics can burn 400 calories an hour. Enjoy four songs on the trampoline to hit your 100-calorie goal.
- Brisk Walking: A 10-minute power walk, burning 600 calories an hour, will cut 100 calories swiftly.
- Golfing: Play a half-hour round without a cart to burn 120 calories.
Conclusion
Incorporating any of these small adjustments into your daily routine can lead to lasting healthy habits, helping you shed unwanted pounds and prevent future weight gain.
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