7-Day Meal Plan Calorie Calculator
User Information
Body Measurements
Activity Level
Weight Goal
0.5 kg/weekYour Results
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7-Day Calorie Deficit:
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7-Day Calorie Deficit:
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Achieving sustainable weight loss requires precise calorie management tailored to your unique physiology and lifestyle. Our 7-Day Meal Plan Calorie Calculator simplifies this process by combining clinical equations with actionable insights. Below, we break down the science, terms, and results you’ll encounter while using this tool.
A calorie calculator for weight loss is a tool that estimates your daily energy needs based on factors like age, gender, weight, height, and activity level. It then calculates a calorie deficit – the reduction in calories required to lose weight safely.
(10 × weight) + (6.25 × height) – (5 × age) + 5
(10 × weight) + (6.25 × height) – (5 × age) – 161
This is the number of calories you should consume daily to achieve your weight loss goal. Example:
The calculator provides a 7-day calorie deficit total to help you plan meals and monitor progress.
Metric | Importance |
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BMR | Baseline for all calculations; reflects resting energy needs |
TDEE | Accounts for physical activity; critical for setting realistic goals |
Activity Level | Adjusts TDEE based on exercise frequency/intensity |
Calorie Deficit | Ensures weight loss aligns with medical guidelines (1–3% body weight/month) |
Proteins: 25–30% (preserves muscle)
Fats: 20–35% (hormone health)
Carbs: Remainder (energy needs)
It’s 90% accurate for most people, excluding athletes or those with extreme muscle mass.
Yes! Set the weight loss goal to 0 kg/week to find your maintenance calories.
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