Lots of websites
have calorie calculators that you have to pay to use but my free calculator here is even better!
Do
you have a calorie calculator post on here so that I can find my approximate maintenance level?
Not exact matches
I'm not sure, but the Fitness Pal website
has a really handy
calculator for determining
calorie counts in different recipes — check it out: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/
calculator Hope that helps!
Hi Anna, we don't
have the
calorie breakdown for this recipe, but if you liked you could enter the ingredients into an online nutrition
calculator and it should give you that information.
I
've never figured out the nutritional facts before, but just typed it into a recipe nutrition
calculator and this is what it said per granola bar: 294
calories, 33 carbs, 16 fat, 7 protein, 50 sodium, 17 sugar.
I'm not sure on the exact nutritional information, but I typed them recipe into a nutrition
calculator online and it found that 2 cookies
have 376
calories.
I actually don't provide
calorie information on my site, I
would recommend adding the ingredients into a
calculator online to determine that
Though, if you
have the weight watchers points value for each recipe, you will be able to calculate a
calorie range by using a Weight Watchers Points
Calculator.
I used a
calculator that I found online (so I don't know how accurate this is), but it tells me that it should
have 315
calories, 13.8 g of fat, 60 mg of potassium, 40g of carbs, 9g fiber, 8.3 g protein and so on I hope this helps!
Of course these foods still
have calories, carbs, fat, etc so if you enter the nutrition info into the points
calculator you will get a different SP total.
Input the number of drinks you
had and our
calculator will show you an estimate of the standard drinks,
calories and cost.
I'm sorry... I don't
have the carb /
calorie information, but you can Google «recipe nutrition
calculator» or go to a site like «My Fitness Pal» to calculate it.
Ditch the
calculator mentality; that is, don't workout to «counter-balance» something you
've eaten or for the exclusive purpose of burning
calories.
You can calculate the approximate
calories you need in a day to gain 1 pound of weight in a week through this
calculator here: Daily Calorie Calculator Once you have the number of calories and macro nutrients you need, just keep adding foods until you reach your da
calculator here: Daily
Calorie Calculator Once you have the number of calories and macro nutrients you need, just keep adding foods until you reach your da
Calculator Once you
have the number of
calories and macro nutrients you need, just keep adding foods until you reach your daily needs.
Therefore, to use these
calculators correctly you must
have already determined your
calorie burn estimate for a given activity and you must know if that
calorie burn estimate is a gross or net value.
I
'd now like to give tracking my
calories and macros another go, and I'm trying to determine good «cutting» values (for
calories and macros), but there's a lot of competing / varying info out there that puts things all over the map (including the
calculator and table on this page!
However, after
having success with weight loss using this VLCD method previously, I'm hesitant (scared) to increase my
calories and fat to the amount the
calculator is recommending.
Provided that I keep my protein high, and
calorie count as calculated from your
calculator,
would intermittent fasting help me burn off that excess fat?
This
calculator has two integral parts to help you quickly and easily approximate the number of
calories you need to burn 1 pound of fat per week using two
calorie calculators:
Be careful as
calorie burn
calculators on elliptical machines can be deceiving and will generally over estimate the amount of
calories you
have burned in a workout.
KetoDiet Buddy - Easy Macro
Calculator for the Ketogenic Diet I
would personally always opt for a small
calorie deficit («slow» fat loss in the tool).
1) Well I
had used your
calculator before starting and it told me to eat 1300
calories, I used it again just now and it said to eat 985
calories for quick fat loss because I
have 28 % body fat (it says 13g carb 77 prot 69 fat) on sedentary 174 80 kg, but I shouldn't do that right?I mean under 1200 is dangerous right?I think the
calculator says that because it uses an algorithm but in reality it's not recommended, right?
I
have tried different macro
calculators and come up with different ratios; therefore I'm confused about my daily
calorie / macro intake.
The
calculator on this sight said 1500
calories but other ones I
have used like on MyFitness Pal they say 1200
calories.
According to your
calculator, my TDEE is 1774, which means eating 80 % of that is around 1400
calories a day, which I meet almost perfectly (I
've been limiting myself to 1300 a day).
* I
've had my
calorie / macro intake pretty tightly controlled against the
calculator provided on this site, using Shredded Chef recipes and stacking Forge + Phoenix as well (BLS week 5!).
Ten years ago I started with my
calorie calculator which
would make one sample meal.
However, I
would like to increase my daily
calorie intake — My TDEE is 2422 cal and according to the
calculator you suggested, I should eat 1900 cal / day.
If this is not the best
calorie calculator you
have ever used, please contact me via facebook and let me know how I can make it the best
calorie calculator anywhere on the internet — free or not!
but if you do nt
have time heres the short version: i just changed my diet... according to your
calorie calculator i must eat 600ish
calories for 5 meals in order to build muscle... my meals consist of a scoop of iso sensation protein (delicious with glutamine already in it), a cup of oats, a tbsp of flaxseeds and some leafy greens (cant even taste it) and i blend it up with water into one large and very filling drink.
I
would not recommend following any diet that is too restricted in
calories (see the note above the calculations here: KetoDiet Buddy - Easy Macro
Calculator for the Ketogenic Diet).
If you
have figured out your ideal daily
calorie intake, the Macronutrient
Calculator helps you convert this into grams of food.
For instance, if you
've ever been wondering how many
calories are in a banana — one
calorie calculator might list 90
calories, another one 120
calories.
This leads me to believe that i must
have high levels of SHBG that are decreasing my free T. I eat well... only clean whole foods, no junk or processed food, and follow your recommendations of the TDEE
calculator for
calorie intake.
If counting
calories was all we needed to do to maintain a healthy weight, then anyone with a
calculator could be a Nutritionist, and we sure wouldn't be experiencing the rates of unwellness, obesity and disease our culture currently enjoys.
I know there are lots of daily
calorie calculators online but not only do they not seem geared for endurance athletes but the ones I
've found can vary greatly in their calculations.
So basically, if you take a
calculator and put in 2000
calories and subtract the 200
calories from each shake and 100
calories from each snack, what you
have left on your
calculator is what you can consume for your meal.
You can calculate the daily
calories you need through this
calculator: https://www.gainingtactics.com/daily-calorie-
calculator/ Let me know if you
have any other questions!
I don't think you need to cut your
calories or go for anything more that the «moderate» deficit (KetoDiet Buddy - Easy Macro
Calculator for the Ketogenic Diet) If you
have a thyroid disease, low
calorie intake
would only make it worse.
Hi Priya, I think 1100 kcal is way too low - try this tool and go for the «slow fat loss» option if the
calories are too low using the «quick» or «moderate» options: KetoDiet Buddy - Easy Macro
Calculator for the Ketogenic Diet (I guess that's what you may
have used?)
I
have taken my heart beat while swimming and then found a
calculator that tells me what someone my size burns while doing a mix of freestyle and «frog style» swimming, I enter that in the off body calculations and try to stay on the low end of
calories burned in case I am over estimating.
Sweat appears on the normal places on your shirt around your collar and armpits moderate - high intensity If you can ring a gallon of sweat from your shirt after exercising then you are working too hard at a high - very high intensity You
would have to consistently work out for 45 - 90 minutes everyday to start seeing any weight loss results from doing only Low intensity activities, about 30 - 45 minutes for moderate - high intensity activities, and 15 - 30 min for high - very high intensity activities You can get an idea of how many
calories you are burning when doing certain workout activities by using the WEIGHT LOSS
CALCULATOR.
I'm not familiar with keto chow shakes but I
'd stick with simple food - you can never go wrong with eggs, meat and low - carb veggies: KetoDiet Buddy - Easy Macro
Calculator for the Ketogenic Diet (I
'd generally avoid large
calorie deficits).
To the point, ur crap formula estimates that I
have a 2800
calories BMR, when most BMR
calculators won't give me more than 2000.
However, there is need to understand that nowadays, most foods
have labels that indicate the amount of
calorie they contain; what we tend to forget is that
calorie calculators do not only look at consumption but also focuses on the ability of your body to burn some of these
calories during workouts.
However, technology
has made it easier as the
calorie calculators have proved very effective.
In addition, if you wish to
have a good record about how much
calories your body is able to burn while at rest and during workout, then using the
calorie calculator can be a wise idea.
After 30 minutes of running, at about 5.2 miles per hour, a treadmill
calorie burn
calculator (one that provides gross
calorie burn estimates) will show that you
have burned about 250
calories.
If your goal is to maintain weight, once you
have calculated your maintenance
calorie level, you can put the
calculator away.
The couple of
calculators that I
have used say «BMR 1369, Your daily
calorie requirement is 2123
calories.»