Calorie information alone might be completely useless on restaurant menus because Americans don’t know how much is too much, according to a new study. About 63% of 1,024 people couldn’t ...

An average man needs to consume 2,500 calories a day to maintain a healthy body weight, while the average woman should consume around 2,000 calories a day. ... menus without calorie ...

Notably, the 2,500 calorie meal plan delivered a staggering 45 grams of dietary fiber per day — well above the 25 to 30 grams recommended for US adults and far more than the 15 grams Americans ...

While the chain offers a few lighter choices, many of its most popular menu items are packed with calories, saturated fat, ...

We're comparing fast-food chains Taco Bell and Chipotle to see how they stack up in calories and nutrition. Insider's Joe Avella looks over each chain's menu to see what it takes to get his daily ...

In general, experts recommend eating about 2,000 calories a day for women and 2,500 calories a day for men, but given America's obesity problem, it's clear many people are getting far more than that.

The NHS recommends that men stick to 2,500 calories a day, while women are advised against breaching the 2,000-mark. ... 'We welcome the introduction of calories on menus, ...

Dave Bautista says he lost about 75 pounds from "training hard" and eating 2,500 calories a day. He says he plans to lose more weight because he looks "like a gorilla" next to a typical actor, and ...

The average, moderately active adult needs somewhere between 2,000 and 2,500 calories a day, ... Instead of listing calories, some menus flag “healthy options,” like those under 600 calories.

Calories are on the menu in some chains, but not all diners change their habits. ABC News. Video. Live. ... (a Taco Bell burrito, 2,500 calories) and dinners (Chili's chicken Caesar salad: ...

The gut-busting 2,500 calorie state dinner being served at the White House Tuesday night for the president of France might prompt first lady Michelle Obama to tell guests afterward, "Let's Move." ...