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1,500
cal/day
119g
protein
47g
fat
151g
carbs
Women in a moderate-to-aggressive fat loss phase. Common for women who are shorter, lighter, or less active. Also used in structured diet programs and medical weight loss.
This intake level is within a healthy range for most adults. Adjust based on real-world results after 2-3 weeks of consistent tracking.
Whether 1,500 calories is enough depends on your size, activity level, and goals. For an average woman, this represents a moderate deficit. The key indicators are energy levels, training performance, and hunger. If you feel constantly fatigued or are losing strength, you may need more calories.
Focus on protein-rich foods (chicken, fish, eggs, Greek yogurt), vegetables for volume and nutrients, complex carbs (rice, oats, potatoes) for energy, and healthy fats (avocado, nuts, olive oil). At 1,500 calories, every meal should include protein to hit your daily target of 119g.
At 1,500 calories per day, aim for approximately 119g of protein. This is based on 0.8-1g per pound of body weight for general fitness and muscle maintenance. Spread protein across 3-5 meals for optimal muscle protein synthesis, targeting 20-40g per meal.
For the average woman with a TDEE around 1,900 calories, eating 1,500 calories would create a 400 calorie daily deficit. This equals approximately 0.8 lbs of weight loss per week. Individual results vary based on your actual TDEE.
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