Macronutrient Calculator
We developed a free tool that will give you a general guideline on how many (k)calories you should consume daily (along with the macronutrients). This is know as basal metabolic rate.(BMR). Keep in mind that these are general guidelines and both Harris-Benedict and Miflin St. Jeor accuracy is +/- 10% for non obese individuals. Variables that these equations do not account for are: muscle mass, genetics, weather, supplements, meal schedule, health conditions and pregnancy. The most accurate way to measure BMR is indirect calorimetry and we can provide that service at request, contact us.
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Macronutrient ratios
Fat Loss - 40% Carbs/ 40% Protein/ 20% Fat
Maintenance - 45% Carbs/ 30% Protein/ 25% Fat
Gain - 45% Carbs/ 35% Protein/ 20% Fat
Macro ratios can depend on many other factors such as; genetics, dietary restrictions, environment, diet choice, and medication. Example: Macro ratios will be significantly different on a Keto diet.
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