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I doubt it's an error but let's assume it is. When I look at an online calculator for fat loss which uses some standard formulas for BMR (google fatcalc) I see
by bluecalm 3y ago
I doubt it's an error but let's assume it is. When I look at an online calculator for fat loss which uses some standard formulas for BMR (google fatcalc) I see that losing 62.5kg (91 pounds) means your "calories to maintain" are 1000kcal lower than at your starting weight.
It takes less calories to maintain a lighter body. Nothing surprising here. Metabolism didn't "slow down".