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Weight relative to height, using CDC adult BMI categories.
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Enter your height and weight, then calculate to see your BMI and healthy weight range.
Your body mass index
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Mifflin–St Jeor resting metabolic rate, scaled by activity and goal.
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Fill in your details to see your resting rate, daily expenditure and a macronutrient split.
Daily target —
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Suggested macronutrient split
Body weight, training minutes, and climate, converted into fluid ounces.
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Add your weight and today's activity to get a litre target and a simple drinking schedule.
Fluid to aim for today
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Baseline
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Exercise
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Climate
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A workable schedule
Times built on 90-minute cycles, including how long you take to fall asleep.
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Pick a wake time or bedtime to see four options that finish at the end of a cycle.
Go to bed at one of these times
Allowing 15 minutes to drift off.
Most adults need seven to nine hours. Waking between cycles usually feels easier than waking mid-cycle, which is why these times step in 90-minute blocks.
Every formula here was derived from population averages of healthy adults. That makes them useful starting points and poor final answers. Treat a result as a hypothesis to test over a month, not a rule to obey today.
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