By The Associated Press
New dietary guidelines issued Thursday by the Institute of Medicine estimate the daily energy requirements, in calories, for people of various sizes and levels of activity.
--Five-feet-one-inch, 98 to 132 pounds.
Women: sedentary, 1,688 to 1,834 calories; active, 2,104 to 2,290 calories.
Men: sedentary, 1,919 to 2,167 calories; active, 2,104 to 2,290 calories.
--Five-feet-five, up to 150 pounds.
Women: sedentary, 1,816 to 1,982 calories; active, 2,267 to 2,477 calories.
Men: sedentary, 2,068 to 2,349 calories; active, 2,490 to 2,842 calories.
--Five-feet-nine, 125 to 169 pounds.
Women: sedentary, 1,948 to 2,134 calories; active, 2,434 to 2,670 calories.
Men: sedentary, 2,222 to 2,538 calories; active, 2,683 to 3,078 calories.
--Six-feet-one, 139 to 188 pounds.
Women: sedentary, 2,083 to 2,290 calories; active, 2,605 to 2,869 calories.
Men: sedentary, 2,382 to 2,736 calories; active, 2,883 to 3,325 calories.
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