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Have you had success counting calories and losing weight? ?
I am 230 lbs, female, 19 years old, and 5 foot 4. I have used those bmr calculators online and they say I need 2300 calories to maintain my weight. If I cut back on this number, will that really work? Whats a good number to cut back to? I was thinking about 1600. Have you had success? How long did it take? Did you ever eat too few calories and stall your weight loss?
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