Calorie Counter - Calories in Food and Calorie
Counting to Lose Weight
Our Calorie Counter shows calories in food for the
UK. Calorie counting is the healthy eating way to
losing weight by following a low fat diet. Use the
calorie charts to calorie count your favourite foods
and drinks including calories in alcohol.
CALORIE CHART
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Fast food calories from your
favourite restaurants can make it hard
to follow a low fat diet…
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Our drinks calorie chart shows you
how many calories in a pint of beer or a
glass of wine.
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Whatever your favourite topping, we've
got it covered.
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Check the calorie content of different
coffees from simple black to whip mocha
frappuccino.
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Click here for an
online calorie counter
with full nutritional information for over
40,000 UK foods
and interactive tools for losing weight.
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Why Calorie Count?
Nutritionists, dieticians and other health
professionals involved in helping people to lose
weight, tend to agree that healthy eating and a low
fat diet are essential for long term healthy weight
loss. Losing weight by calorie counting helps to
build
your knowledge and awareness of what's in what you
eat, and what your body really needs. Calorie
counting is flexible enough to fit into most
lifestyles and can accommodate personal taste, likes
and dislikes. There are no forbidden foods when you
calorie count - everything is allowed - as long as you
eat less calories than you burn up each day you will
lose weight, that's a scientific fact!
How to Lose Weight by Calorie Counting
First you need to
work out how many calories you
need each day to maintain your weight. For women, this
averages around 2000, for men around 2500 (more if you
are very over weight, very muscular - or very tall!).
To lose weight you need to create a calorie deficit by
consuming fewer calories than you burn. If you eat 500
calories less than you need each day you'll lose
weight at the rate of one pound a week. If you eat
1,000 calories less than you need each day you'll lose
two pounds each week. Your body will have to turn to
its fat stores to make up your calorie deficit. It's
recommended that you combine exercise (burning more
calories) with healthy eating to create a calorie
deficit.
Calories in Food
You'll need a comprehensive chart or calorie
counter to look up the calories in food and drinks.
Then jot down what you eat and drink each day and add
up the calories. We recommend the
Calorie,
Carb & Fat Bible calorie counter which lists
calories in over 22,000 UK foods. Jotting down what you
eat will help you to see where you can make changes to
reduce the number of calories you consume. Most people
find they have a fairly small number of favourite
items that they eat or drink habitually, or in large
amounts, which take up a big portion of their daily
calorie needs. Calories in alcohol are a good
illustration; alcohol has 7 calories per gram and
little or no nutritional value. The trick is to reduce
these high calorie items - don't cut them out all
together, making yourself feel deprived is
counter-productive when trying to lose weight - even
those calories in alcohol are ok in moderation. Try to
concentrate on healthy eating and a low fat diet that
leaves some room for treats. For tips on reducing fat
see Ten
Ways to Reduce Fat for a low fat diet a helpful
article by State Registered Dietician Christine Fenn.
Calorie Counting On Line
You can find out how many calories you need to lose
weight, access an online calorie calculator and keep
food and exercise diaries at www.weightlossresources.co.uk
Calorie Counting at Home
Everything you need for losing weight by calorie
counting can be found in the weight
loss resources kit including calories in food, an
exercise calorie chart and comprehensive tools for
setting goals and monitoring progress.
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Calorie Counting
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Keeping a food diary is the most powerful way to change
your eating habits.
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£5.99
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from £7.50 per month
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Everything you need to count calories and lose weight.
Includes latest Calorie, Carb and Fat Bible.
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£39.99
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