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TDEE Calculator: Find Your Total Daily Energy Expenditure

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Matthew Magnante, ACE
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Find your daily caloric burn and intake with our TDEE calculator. Using your weight, height, age, and activity level, get an accurate insight into your Total Daily Energy Expenditure. Alongside TDEE, access key metrics like BMI, BMR, and IBW. Tailor your nutrition and fitness goals with precision. Find your ideal caloric intake with…

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In theory, if I consume any food within my TDEE limit, can I still lose fat?

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Per our dietitian expert: I would recommend focusing on a balanced and nutritious diet to support overall health and well-being, rather than solely relying on calorie intake to lose weight. While it is theoretically possible to lose weight while consuming any type of food within your TDEE limit, a diet that prioritizes nutrient-dense foods will generally lead to better long-term outcomes.

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Thank you, this is the best TDEE calc I have used... I have a question can you explain a bit more about macro ratio for the cutting / weight loss, would it be okay to increase carb intake by 5%?

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Glad you found the TDEE calculator helpful! To lose weight, have moderate to high protein, moderate fat, and lower carbs but increasing carb intake by 5% likely won't hurt weight loss as long as you're in a caloric deficit. Experiment to find what works best for you 🙂

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Hey can you explain me the difference between your BMR and your TDEE?

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BMR is the amount of energy your body needs to function at rest, while TDEE is the total number of calories your body burns in a day, including physical activity and exercise.

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Guys this is the best calculator I have used so far with a great pdf report without asking my email 🙂 awesome!

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