Using your calorie targets
Start from your maintenance (TDEE) number and adjust based on your goal. Track your intake and weight over two to three weeks, then fine-tune. Metabolic estimates are starting points, not exact prescriptions.
Estimate the calories you burn at rest (BMR) and each day (TDEE), with suggested targets for losing or gaining weight.
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Start from your maintenance (TDEE) number and adjust based on your goal. Track your intake and weight over two to three weeks, then fine-tune. Metabolic estimates are starting points, not exact prescriptions.
Suppose you are a 30-year-old male, 175 cm tall, 75 kg, with a moderate activity level.
Result: Your maintenance is about 2,633 calories per day, with roughly 2,133 to lose and 3,133 to gain weight gradually.
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