The science of Mudras and Colour Therapy: 08.2 ►What is Calorie?

Published: 28.09.2020

We spend Calorie in every activity we perform i.e. walking, getting up, sitting, sleeping, exercising, running, etc. In every such activity we need calories.

How much Calories do we require?

Every person spent Calories as per his work. Normally a person who does regular activity, spend less calories. For instance, a person, who breaks stones throughout the day, spends more calories, then a person who just do regular activity. It means every person needs calorie as per his own work. Normally a housewife spends 1400 to 1500 calories per day and a man spends 1600 to 1800 calories per day.

 From where do we get Calories?

People know that Calories can be obtained from food. We can estimate how much Calories we require in a day, according to our work. There is a Calorie chart given over leaf which will help us to understand that how much Calories spent in daily activity.

Activity 30 minutes

Calories

Aerobic Dance

178

Basketball

258

Cycling (10 mph/level ground)

189

Hockey

249

Golf

162

Handball

270

Horse riding

204

Ice skating (fast pace)

315

Ice skating (slow pace)

199

Judo
  363

223
Jumping rope 363

Mountain Climbing

270

Rowing Machine

378

Roller Skating (fast Pace)

315

Roller Skating (slow Pace) 

199

Running (5.5 mph)

295

Running (7.5 mph)

426

Skiing ( 2.5 mph)

252

Sleeping

32

Squash

393

Swimming (breast stroke)

300

Swimming (back stroke)

341

Tennis (singles)

216

Tennis (doubles)

162

Volleyball

93

Walking (3.0 to 3.5 mph)  

130 

If a person spends 1800 Calories in a day and consumes food which provides him 1800 Calories, that means the person is spending whatever calories he is getting from the food, then his body will remain fit and there would not be any imbalance in his body.

For example, if a person consumes 2000 calories in a day and spend hardly 1700 calories, then the remaining 300 calories gets deposited as fats in the body. If the person maintains such life styledaily then he will gradually become obese. The chart on the next page will give your idea about how much calorie we can get from a particular food item. This will help to calculate how much calories we are consuming every day. This way by the help of earlier chart and this chart you can make balance of Calories in your body.

IDEAL WEIGHT

 As a person ages, his physical activities reduce and if he keeps his eating habits similar to his younger age then he tends to accumulate fat and become obese. One should bring changes in his life style and eating habits with the aging process to avoid accumulation of fat.

To keep our body fit, it is very necessary to exercise. Exercise can be done in any form like walking, jogging, skipping, swimming, cycling, dancing, and climbing. Every person should do physical exercise either he is obese or fit. One can choose the form of exercise as per his choice. Exercise is the only way to burn body fat hence it is essential for everyone.

In simple language, Ideal weight is one which helps a person to live healthy and long life. There is Ideal weight chart according to the height of a person. This may differ from person to person.

Calorie estimation for some common food items

Sr No

Vegetables

Calories

1

Cabbage

45

2

Carrot

48

3

Cauliflower

34

4

Corn (baked)

84

5

Cucumber

12

6

French Beans

26

7

Lettuce

21

8

Onion

50

9

Peas

93

10

Potato

97

11

Potato (baked-1 cup)

100

12

Potato (mashed-1 cup)

245

13

Potato (fried-1 cup)

450

14

Pumpkin (cooked)

33

15

Spinach

26

16

Tomato (fresh)

21

17

Tomato (baked)

39

18

Tomato stuffed and baked

58

Sr No

Fruits per 100 grams

Calories

1

Apple

56

2

Banana

153

3

Black grapes

45

4

Chickoo

94

5

Cherries

70

6

Dates

281

7

Guava

66

8

Litices

61

9

Mango

70

10

Melon

74

11

Orange

53

12

Papaya

32

13

Peach

50

14

Pears

51

15

Pineapple

46

16

Plums

56

17

Pomegranate

77

18

Watermelon

16

Sr No

Cereals per 100 grams

Calories

1

Bajara

360

2

Maize flour

355

3

Rice

325

4

Wheat flour

341

Sr No

Breads per slice

Calories

1

Chapati (wheat bread medium)

119

2

Paratha (plain)

280

3

White bread

60

Sources
Title: The science of Mudras and Colour Therapy
Author: Parasmal Duggad
Digital Publishing:
Amit Kumar Jain

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