are there calories in advil?
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Yes, but it's insignificant.
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calories r units of energy like metre for distance...\nso they r just arbitary and cant b seen under microscope...
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From their website:\n\n\nServing Size  16 fl. oz. \n  \n  Amt Per Serving  \nCalories   510  \nFat Calories   330  \nTotal Fat (g)   37  \nSaturated Fat (g)   22  \nCholesterol (mg)   110  \nSodium (mg)   125  \nTotal Carbohydrates (g)   40  \nFiber (g)   2  \nSugars (g)   17  \nProtein (g)   12  \nVitamin A   25%  \nVitamin C   0%   \nCalcium   35%  \nIron   20%
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double dose of Advil (Ibuprofen) washed down with a cup of hot tea.
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http://calorielab.com
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That's alot to eat for anyone....it takes 3500 calories to gain a pound. Now you would have to take the amount of calories you have burnt all day and subtract it from the 10,000...whatever is left over is going to go towards gaining.....
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Non! On ne commence à brûler des calories qu'à partir de 20 mn d'exercice continu. L'idéal étant 30 mn! Cependant, mieux vaut çà que rien du tout! Faire un peu d'exercice est toujours bénéfique au coeur, à la musculation et à la tête! C'est un bon anti-stress! Bon courage!
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http://www.caloriesperhour.com/index_food.html
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Advil *is* ibuprofen, so it would be taking 6 ibuprofen total. Aleve is naproxen, which is also an anti-inflammatory. They are both hard on the stomach and GI tract, as is aspirin. Alcohol can make this worse.\n\nTylenol (acetaminophen) is not an anti-inflammatory, and should not hurt your stomach. High doses, however, are toxic to your liver. Alcohol can make this *much* worse.
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The alcohol itself - 7 calories a gram -
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There are high-calorie supplements (usually powders) ie Maxijul, available on prescription. Try adding cream to soups, sauces and coffee.
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if your goal is to supress your appetite to loose weight you have to remember that even though olive oil is a healthy oil it still contains 120 calories per tablespoon.
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Naproxen is the same medicine as Advil, except you don't have to take as many pills so often.  It's good for inflammatory pain, but bad for you if you have a stomach ulcer.
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You use almost exactly 15 calories per pound per day.  This is a really good estimate for you.\n\nIf you're very very active, maybe almost 20.\n\nIf you're a complete, and I mean complete, couch potato, about 10.
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The typical RX for Motrin (IBU) is 800mg x 3/day.  This is based on a 150lbs person.\n\nLong term side effects of NSAIDs can be stomach issues.  IBU is mainly excreted from the body in the kidneys.  If you have any urinary issues, you need to be watchful of that.\n\nNSAIDs are typically best taken in a consistant form vs. pulse dosing.  especially in a chronic condition such as yours.   You may want to ask your MD about taking a maintance dose of 200MG 3 times a day and in the event of more pain giving a higher dose.\n\nAlso, ICE/Cold is a great treatment for inflammation that occurs.\n\nThere are some alternative medicine possibilities also.  Accupuncture and a Doctor of Osteopathy are a couple.  You may want to consider those also.\n\nPhysical Therapy and stretching can also help.
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Take in 1200-1500 calories per day.  Exercise 30 min. per day.  If you are a male, then you will need more calories though.
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According to studies, it does. It can burn 200 or more calories per session & raises your endorphine levels.