Health & Fitness Calculator

Evidence-based estimates for metabolic health, body composition, and nutrition

Your Information

Unit System

Core Metrics

BMI
Basal Metabolic Rate
kcal / day at rest
Cardiovascular Risk — Waist : Height Ratio
Low <0.40Mod 0.40–0.50High 0.51–0.60Very High >0.60
Protein Intake Targets

Heart Rate Zones

Max Heart Rate
Zone 2 — Aerobic Base
60–70% of max HR · fat-burning, aerobic efficiency
All Training Zones
Max HR uses the Tanaka formula (men: 208 − 0.7×age) or Gulati formula (women: 206 − 0.88×age). Zone 2 is the most clinically supported zone for metabolic health, fat oxidation, and cardiovascular efficiency.

Nutrition & Activity Plan

Caloric Targets

Gradual Loss (~0.4 lb/week initially)

kcal/day  |  –200 from BMR

Steady Loss (~1 lb/week initially)

kcal/day  |  –500 from BMR
Deficits are applied from BMR. As weight decreases, BMR drops too — so a fixed intake produces slowing loss over time, shown in the projection chart. Eating below ~1,200 kcal/day (women) or ~1,500 kcal/day (men) is not recommended without medical supervision.
Macronutrient Breakdown (Maintenance / BMR)
Protein
Fat
Carbohydrates
Hydration & Fiber

Daily Water

Based on body weight (35 ml/kg)

Daily Fiber

Daily Steps & Activity

Moderate Activity

7,500 steps
Estimated burn:

Active / Recommended

10,000 steps
Estimated burn:
Step calorie estimates use a MET of ~3.5 (brisk walk), adjusted for body weight.

Weight Loss Projection (52 Weeks)

Projections simulate week-by-week weight loss with BMR recalculated each week from the new body weight. As weight falls, the gap between fixed intake and BMR narrows, producing a natural plateau curve. Dashed line marks the BMI 18.5 lower boundary. Actual results vary.
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