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How come the more weight you lose the smaller your BMR? For example, I weight 181 now and my BMR is about 1611, but if I typed in my goal weight my BMR becomes 1300-ish? Thanks!
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SW: 205 / CW: 205 / GW: 12027 yrs. old, Female, 5'2''
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Re: Question about BMR?
as you lose weight, it takes less calories to sustain you.GINNY
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Re: Question about BMR?
Oh, duh! haha. Thanks!SW: 205 / CW: 205 / GW: 12027 yrs. old, Female, 5'2''
The Game Plan:
Goal weight 120 lbsMini goal #1-200 lbs -Mini goal #2-195 lbs -Mini goal #3-190 lbs -Mini goal #4-185 lbs -Mini goal #5-180 lbs -Mini goal #6-175 lbsMini goal #7-170 lbsComment
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Re: Question about BMR?
Yep - and as you age, that number goes down, too. At age 48 and 120 pounds, my BMR is only 1245 now. I NEVER have trouble staying above that number.
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