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Avocados, cheese and nuts are high in calories but have big health benefits
Calorie counts on nutrition labels can be off by up to 20%
Some people can safely lose weight on just 1,200 calories — but it’s not right for everyone
Juicing cleanses don’t target fat loss — and you’ll lose important nutrients in the process
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It depends on factors like your age, activity level and if you want to maintain, lose or gain weight
Calorie reduction can do more than just help you lose weight — it can also lower age-related inflammation
This strategy doesn’t boost metabolism, but it may help maintain weight loss
Extreme calorie restriction isn’t the way to long-term weight loss
Keeping a food journal can help with more than just losing weight
Your metabolism may torch 1,300 to 2,000 calories daily with no activity
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