calorie

Converse of object

• burn: For example, walking 3 miles per hour will burn more calories than walking 1.5 miles per hour.
• consume: The average person consumes 3500 calories on Christmas Day alone.
• expend: In order to promote weight loss, one must expend more calories than they consume.
• count: Here are those: smoking, counting calories, reading horoscopes.
• eat: The only real way to lose weight is by eating fewer calories than your body burns in a given day.
• calculate: Does ' calculating the calories ' take all the fun out of eating?

Adjective modifier

• excess: Instead of taking in excess calories, you'll be burning them!
• empty: All these supply empty calories which lead to weight gain Cut back on alcohol.
• fat: That's over 4,500 fat calories each day - hardly conducive to fat loss!
• total: The Totals gives total duration, total calories, total exercise count.

Modifies a noun

• intake: In general, the aim is to reduce calorie intake by about 500 to 1000 calories a day.
• counting: Glad to say I invented my own diet and have lost 3 stone in just under a year by calorie counting.
• sweetener: Do your best to replace sugar with a low calorie sweetener.
• counter: Using the calorie counter & food diary program What does it do?
• burning: The former is thought to be more significant in terms of calorie burning than the latter.
• diet: He or she will need to have a special high calorie diet.

Noun used with modifier

burning: Physical exercise not only influences body weight by burning calories, it also helps raise your BMR by building extra lean tissue.

Preposition: of

carbohydrate: Eat at least 200-400 calories of carbohydrate within two hours of a hard workout.

Preposition: from

fat: On average, they get about 38 per cent of their calories from fat.

Preposition: per

gram: There are 4 calories per gram of protein, just like a carbohydrate.