The Calorie Calculator can be used to figure out how many calories a person needs each day. This calculator can also provide some easy weight-gain or weight-loss suggestions. For teens and adult aged from 15 to 80, this free BMR calculator app calculates basal metabolic rate (BMR) and the relevant BMR Calories recommendation for maintain weight, loss weight or gain weight.
# Free Calorie Calculator App Features:
◆ BMR Score Calculation
◆ Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE) Calculation
◆ Maintain Weight Calories/Day Requirement Calculation
◆ Weight Gain Calories/Day Requirement Calculation
◆ Weight Loss Calories/Day Requirement Calculation
◆ Weight Management Tips
◆ Keep Track of Your BMR History
◆ Calorie Calculator for Teens and Adults
# BMR Calculation Options:
▶ Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) Calculation in Calorie (kCal)
▶ Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) Calculation in Kilojoules (kJ)
# BMR Calculations Formulas:
√ Mifflin-St Jeor Equation
√ Revised Harris-Benedict Equation
√ Katch-McArdle Formula
# What is BMR?
The total number of calories required by your body to execute basic, life-sustaining tasks is known as your basal metabolic rate (BMR). Circulation, breathing, cell creation, nutrition processing, protein synthesis, and ion transport are all examples of basic processes. A mathematical method can be used to compute the basal metabolic rate.
# Use BMR to Lose Weight
You can utilise BMR to help you reach or maintain a healthy weight if you understand it and have a reasonable approximation of your figure. To assist you attain your target, you can first aim to boost your basal metabolic rate, then increase the overall number of calories you burn each day.
If you're losing or gaining 1 kg or more per week, you should see a doctor because you'll need to eat less than the recommended 1,500 calories per day.
It's now time to compute your BMR Score and check your daily Calorie requirements to maintain weight. Download the Free Calorie Calculator App to learn more about your daily Calorie requirements for weight management.
Note: This maintenance calorie calculator / TDEE Calculator is intended for adults only, and no action should be taken based on its results other than consulting a suitably qualified person, such as a doctor.
# Free Calorie Calculator App Features:
◆ BMR Score Calculation
◆ Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE) Calculation
◆ Maintain Weight Calories/Day Requirement Calculation
◆ Weight Gain Calories/Day Requirement Calculation
◆ Weight Loss Calories/Day Requirement Calculation
◆ Weight Management Tips
◆ Keep Track of Your BMR History
◆ Calorie Calculator for Teens and Adults
# BMR Calculation Options:
▶ Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) Calculation in Calorie (kCal)
▶ Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) Calculation in Kilojoules (kJ)
# BMR Calculations Formulas:
√ Mifflin-St Jeor Equation
√ Revised Harris-Benedict Equation
√ Katch-McArdle Formula
# What is BMR?
The total number of calories required by your body to execute basic, life-sustaining tasks is known as your basal metabolic rate (BMR). Circulation, breathing, cell creation, nutrition processing, protein synthesis, and ion transport are all examples of basic processes. A mathematical method can be used to compute the basal metabolic rate.
# Use BMR to Lose Weight
You can utilise BMR to help you reach or maintain a healthy weight if you understand it and have a reasonable approximation of your figure. To assist you attain your target, you can first aim to boost your basal metabolic rate, then increase the overall number of calories you burn each day.
If you're losing or gaining 1 kg or more per week, you should see a doctor because you'll need to eat less than the recommended 1,500 calories per day.
It's now time to compute your BMR Score and check your daily Calorie requirements to maintain weight. Download the Free Calorie Calculator App to learn more about your daily Calorie requirements for weight management.
Note: This maintenance calorie calculator / TDEE Calculator is intended for adults only, and no action should be taken based on its results other than consulting a suitably qualified person, such as a doctor.
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