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If you're concerned about your teen’s weight, be informed about calorie limits, but do not make it the only focus. Stay away from fad diets and focus on creating a healthier lifestyle. Encourage more physical activity,
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Puberty Changes Everything
Girls tend to need fewer calories than their male counterparts -- between 1,
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Recommended calorie levels vary based on age, gender and activity level. Most recommendations encompass the preteen years, providing information for ages 9 to 18. According to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, between ages 9 and 18 boys' calorie needs range from 1,600 to 3,200 daily. Younger, more sedentary teens have the lowest needs, while older, more active boys have higher energy needs.
Internal and external factors often drive teenagers to eat more. Rapid growth spurts can increase hunger exponentially during these years. Making more independent choices, extra opportunities to purchase food for themselves, peer pressure and increased media influence can also impact choices around food. Overall, teen energy needs are higher than those of children and adults.
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